Which brings us back to the paperclip problem. First popularized by philosopher Nick Bostrom in 2003 , the paper-clip scenario imagines giving a superintelligent AI the task of manufacturing paper ...

The risk is that the AI works diligently towards this goal without any of the common-sense human intelligence would use. It therefore ends up converting the entire world and its resources into one ...

The concept of Ctrl Alt Deal took root from a philosophical problem: the "paperclip problem" to be exact (the company that created you is even called Paperclip International).

FrontierMath, a new benchmark from Epoch AI, challenges advanced AI systems with complex math problems, revealing how far AI still has to go before achieving true human-level reasoning.