Big Tech to the apocalypse: Experts predict how AI could wipe out humanity

Source: New York Post

AI experts onminously mapped out just how super-intelligent machines could trigger catastrophic outcomes and threaten humanity with extinction — after an industry researcher warned advanced systems could “kill us all” in a decade. Dr. Jeremy Heffner, a trauma surgeon and prominent tech futurist, projected a staggering 70% probability that society will suffer a total civilizational collapse driven by untethered AI systems.

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