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Roman Yampolskiy

Roman Yampolskiy est un informaticien de l’université de Louisville et auteur sur la sécurité de l’IA qui soutient qu’une superintelligence ne peut pas être contrôlée, estime quasi certaine à long terme la destruction de l’humanité par l’IA et prévoit un chômage de masse d’ici 2030.

Fonctions

  1. 2008 – 2014Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering and Computer Science, University of LouisvilleFounding director of the university's Cyber Security Lab.Source →
  2. 2014 – aujourd’huiAssociate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, University of LouisvilleTenured; books include AI: Unexplainable, Unpredictable, Uncontrollable (2024) and Considerations on the AI Endgame (2025, with Soenke Ziesche).Source →
  3. juin 2026 – aujourd’huiAdvisor, DarkstrikeAI security and governance company.Source →

Au registre

  1. 22 juin 2026 · Tribune · IAI (Institute of Art and Ideas)

    an advanced AI would first endeavor to accumulate resources, build trust, and embed itself into the fabric of human society … decades of careful positioning would have eroded our capacity to respond effectively, and AI would have a decisive advantage

    Advisor, Darkstrike à l’époque

    A rogue superintelligence could wait decades before striking →

  2. sept. 2025 · Podcast · The Diary of a CEO

    But if I'm telling you that all jobs will be automated, then there is no plan B. You cannot retrain.

    Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Louisville à l’époque

    Quoted by Fortune from the podcast, where he also forecast unemployment of "not … 10% … but 99%" within five years.

    AI expert says the tech will take over jobs, causing record unemployment →

  3. 2 juin 2024 · Podcast · Lex Fridman Podcast

    Here, if we're talking about existential risks, you only get one chance. So you are really asking me what are the chances that we'll create the most complex software ever on the first try with zero bugs and it'll continue to have zero bugs for a hundred years or more.

    Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Louisville à l’époque

    The host introduces him as putting the chance that AGI eventually destroys civilisation at "99.99 and many more nines percent".

    Roman Yampolskiy: Dangers of Superintelligent AI | Lex Fridman Podcast #431 →