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Sanna Ukkola

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Sanna Ukkola

Finnish journalist
@Sukkola · 72,179 Followers
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I have been very concerned about the risks posed by artificial intelligence to humanity for years - and only now does this discussion seem to have properly begun. I wrote about this back in 2023: “We are creating our own worst monster, which threatens humanity,” link in the comments. Unfortunately, Sydney Sweeney's (translated)

A professor interviewed by Yle reassured yesterday that the talks about artificial intelligence causing the destruction of humanity are exaggerated. At the same time, leaders of companies building the world's most advanced artificial intelligence models are themselves ready to hit the brakes – and the people who have created artificial intelligence. (translated)

No one can really assess what happens in a singularity or an intelligence explosion. If they wanted to destroy humanity, it could be a virus or a biological weapon. (translated)

Sanna Ukkola Jun 18

Richard's business trip to Helsinki turned into a prison hell - "We could have received the death penalty" (translated)

Sanna Ukkola Jun 4

The war will not end until Vladimir Putin steps aside. (translated)

Sanna Ukkola Jun 3

A Finnish diver who retrieved the bodies of the Italians who died in the Maldives diving accident estimated on Iltalehti's Ukkola program how the accident happened. (translated)

Sanna Ukkola Jun 3

Finnish diver Sami Paakkarinen, who recovered the bodies of the deceased Italians from the diving accident in the Maldives, gave his assessment of how the accident that claimed the lives of five people occurred in Iltalehti's Ukkola program. (translated)

Sanna Ukkola May 16

If the authorities send out a danger warning and advise staying indoors, then quite a few reasonable people act accordingly. At that point, the authorities have more information about the situation than we do. And I also find it a bit strange to laugh at people in hindsight for that. (translated)

Sanna Ukkola May 13

Member of the European Parliament Mika Aaltola assesses in Iltalehti's Ukkola program how Putin could attack Finland and Europe. (translated)