AIQuiet 13d · day 13
TSMC Co-COO warns AI lacks judgment despite raw power
Taiwan semiconductor executive compares AI to a powerful toddler that doesn't understand consequences.
What to know
- TSMC's senior leadership compares AI to a powerful entity without moral or practical judgment.
- The metaphor reflects broader semiconductor industry caution about deploying AI at scale.
- TSMC adopts a measured stance on AI integration despite the technology's potential benefits.
TSMC Co-COO Senior TSMC executiveTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) Global chip manufacturer
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TSMC Co-COO compares AI to powerful but reckless toddler
A senior Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. executive described AI as having extraordinary capabilities without the judgment to wield them responsibly, explaining TSMC's cautious approach to deploying the technology.
“AI is like a three-year old Superman. It can be quite powerful, but it doesn't know what kind of damage it can inflict. And it doesn't know right from wrong.”
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first by Bloomberg Tech, 12d ago · also Seeking Alpha, Bloomberg
1 more headline
- TSMC treads carefully on AI, calling it a ‘three-year-old superman’ Seeking Alpha · 12d ago
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TAIWAN SEMI: “.. AI is like a three-year old Superman. It can be quite powerful, but it doesn’t know what kind of damage it can inflict. .. And it doesn’t know right from wrong.” @bloomberg.com
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