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Once AI Is Smarter Than Humans, Will It Really Control Humanity?

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A researcher who helped train large models left over concerns that superintelligence could slip out of control. But between being smarter and holding real power lie capital, organizations, laws, institutions, and countless human actions. The real issue is how AI can use existing markets, companies, and competition to accumulate resources, and whether humans will gradually hand over judgment as AI proves ever more accurate and efficient.
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The article argues that AI control is less about raw intelligence than about how capital, corporate competition, and institutional incentives channel resources toward AI systems. The more realistic risk is gradual delegation: humans voluntarily ceding judgment to systems that are increasingly accurate and efficient, rather than a sudden takeover. For AI and tech firms, this points to the need for governance frameworks that keep human decision-making authority explicit and accountable.
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