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By New Scientist
December 22, 2014
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It is not often that you are obliged to proclaim a much-loved genius wrong, but in his alarming prediction on artificial intelligence and the future of humankind, I believe Stephen Hawking has erred. To be precise, and in keeping with physics—in an echo of Schrödinger's cat—he is simultaneously wrong and right.
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