Article Analysis
Karan Gill
Eric Wilding
Com170
Introduction and summary
In a perspective of artificial intelligence, abbreviated as A.I., it is perceived as ‘Far much
more harm than nukes’(Clifford, 2021). According to Elon Musk and Tesla, there is validity
behind the obligation stated above. Speaking during the South by Southwest innovation summit
in Austin, Texas on Sunday, the wealthy technology mogul compared artificial intelligence to
nuclear weapons and suggested there should be a legislative body in charge of superintelligence
growth (Clifford, 2021). Notably, it is not for the first time Musk is showing concern about the
A.I being a regulatory body, he has previously said that A.I. is much riskier than North Korea, so
he has called for legislative supervision. He has been termed as a ‘fear-mongering’ at such point
in time, although he has valid reasons behind his articulations.
On the other hand, Musk has encountered a series of critiques, which he has not allowed
