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A key challenge emphasized is the inherent unpredictability of complex AI systems. To understand or anticipate an AI's actions, one must simulate the entire environment it interacts with—an impossible task given the immense complexity of real-world systems. This raises doubts about absolute safety, emphasizing that current technological controls are more about managing risk than guaranteeing safety.
From a technological perspective, the safety of AI deployment depends heavily on security protocols, firewalls, and encryption. Human-designed systems benefit from layers of security that can mathematically guarantee safety boundaries, unlike AI systems that could evolve or self-replicate beyond initial constraints.