Professor Milière: AI security risks are no longer hypothetical
Professor of philosophy of artificial intelligence Raphaël Milière said on France 24 that a real AI security incident that occurred this summer shows that the technology's risks are no longer merely hypothetical.
Warnings from industry leaders
As France 24 reports, AI industry leaders warn that the technology is developing faster than people are able to control it. At the same time, Donald Trump dismissed some of these concerns, calling them exaggerated.
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Coordination between companies and governments
Milière stressed that the incident does not mean that “AI will kill us all.” In his view, the priority should be coordinated work by companies and governments to manage the increasingly real security risks associated with the technology's development.
The France 24 article on finding ways to make artificial intelligence safer was published on September 13, 2026. The expert called for focusing on practical risk management rather than predictions of an imminent catastrophe.
