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What are Warren Buffett's concerns about artificial intelligence and how do other business leaders view AI's potential impact?

Warren Buffett, known as the Oracle of Omaha, has issued stark warnings about artificial intelligence, comparing its potential dangers to nuclear weapons. While acknowledging AI's enormous potential for good, he expresses significant uncertainty about how the technology will ultimately play out, particularly citing concerns about deepfakes that can deceive even family members. Other major business leaders share similar apprehensions about AI's transformative power. JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon emphasizes that while he doesn't yet fully understand AI's complete impact on business, economy, and society, he believes the consequences will be extraordinary and potentially as transformational as major historical inventions like the printing press, steam engine, electricity, and the Internet. This collective uncertainty among top business figures highlights the complex duality of AI - its immense promise coupled with significant risks that even experienced investors find difficult to predict or control.

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