DeepMind founder says AI existential risk 'completely bonkers distraction'

- Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder of DeepMind, believes that concerns about the existential risks of AI are a distraction from more practical issues such as privacy and bias.

- He is confident that governments can effectively regulate AI using frameworks that have been successful in the past, citing the regulation of aviation and the internet as examples.

- Suleyman emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and limits for AI to ensure human oversight and enforceable laws.

- He calls for a …

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