Tech experts fear AI could end humanity without proper controls

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Minister for Industry Ed Husic at a press conference on AI at Parliament House in Canberra (AAP/Mick Tsikas) Source: AAP / MICK TSIKAS/AAPIMAGE

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Governments around the world are building codes of conduct to address the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence as concern builds about its negative impacts. Australia's federal government has unveiled a discussion paper as it seeks to tackle the spread of AI misinformation.

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