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- At VivaTech in Paris, Eric Schmidt shared some unsettling predictions about the dangers of AI.
- The former Google CEO said if computers developed free will, "we're going to unplug them."
- He added that the dangers of cyber- and biological attacks would be here in three to five years.
Eric Schmidt made some unsettling predictions Wednesday about AI while speaking at the annual VivaTech conference in Paris.
Since leaving Google, the former CEO has invested in a number of artificial-intelligence startups, and he's said that any AI regulation should strike a balance to ensure it doesn't stifle innovation.