Theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking recognized AI's immense potential to solve global challenges and improve lives. However, he also issued stark warnings about its risks, particularly the possibility of AI evolving beyond human control and posing an existential threat to civilization. Hawking urged for responsible development and strict ethical oversight to ensure AI benefits humanity.
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