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Kaku expresses concern over the potential loss of human oversight. As quantum-powered AI evolves at a bewildering pace, it risks becoming self-sufficient, capable of reprogramming itself, and making decisions that may not align with human interests. This raises questions about our ability to intervene effectively if AI begins optimizing for efficiency over human welfare.
Cybersecurity Threats
The ability of quantum AI to break modern encryption is alarming. Current cybersecurity relies on algorithms that traditional computers would find insurmountably complex to crack. Yet, Quantum AI, like that empowered by the Majarana 1 chip, could potentially do this in seconds, posing significant security risks for governments, corporations, and individuals.