BenevolentAI's founder Kenneth Mulvany says he doesn't feel the existential threat from AI, mostly. He told Caroline Hepker and Charles Capel on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe that he was more concerned about how the technology might be misused. They discussed the debate around ethics and regulation in the sector, as well as Cambridge Tech Week and how the UK can build out the nascent industry.

BenevolentAI's founder Kenneth Mulvany says he doesn't feel the existential threat from AI, mostly.&nbsp;He told Caroline Hepker and Charles Capel on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe that he was more concerned about how the technology might be misused. They discussed the debate around ethics and regulation in the sector, as well as Cambridge Tech Week and how the UK can build out the nascent industry.

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BenevolentAI's Founder Ken Mulvany Talks AI Risk

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