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The future of AI poses an existential risk to humanity and the risks of catastrophic outcomes.

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Discover a groundbreaking model-based approach to addressing the existential risks associated with advanced AI systems with this insightful article, co-authored by Samuel Martin, Lonnie Chrisman, and Aryeh L. Englander. 

It discusses the limitations of current paradigms in addressing AI safety concerns and proposes a comprehensive model that incorporates various factors influencing existential risk scenarios.

The article advocates for interdisciplinary collaboration, robust risk assessments, and transparency in AI development to ensure a safer AI landscape and avoid unintended catastrophic outcomes.

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