Joe Biden grew more worried about AI after watching new Mission Impossible movie, White House says

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US President Joe Biden grew more worried about artificial intelligence (AI) after watching the new Mission Impossible, the White House has said.

Mr Biden signed an executive order on Monday, which sets new standards and security regulations on AI. The issue is said to be of "great importance" to Mr Biden, who became "impressed and alarmed" after hearing and seeing fake AI recordings and images of himself. The US President's concern about AI also worsened after watching the new Mission Impossible movie, Dead Reckoning, which featured an AI villain.

In the new movie, which stars Ethan Hunt, Hayley Atwell, and Simon Pegg, the main protagonist Ethan Hunt fights a sentient, nonhuman villain. Read More: Biden says Hamas attacked Israel in part to stop agreement with Saudi ArabiaRead More: Biden signs executive order to address AI concernsThe film's opening sequence shows the AI 'Entity' wipe out an entire submarine crew in the ocean.

 

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