As stated in the widely-endorsed Asilomar AI Principles, Advanced AI could represent a profound change in the history of life on Earth, and should be planned for and managed with commensurate care and resources. You don’t want to be bringing your kids up in it.ĭublin City Council did not respond to requests for comment.AI systems with human-competitive intelligence can pose profound risks to society and humanity, as shown by extensive research and acknowledged by top AI labs. Joanne Casey said: “You just don’t want to live here anymore. The residents claim the living conditions in the flats are impacting on the health of tenants and their children.

Many of the residents say they had to replace windows in their DCC-owned flats because it took too long for the council to come out and fix them.

“That’s been going on since 2019 and nobody has come near me.” All the insulation is pushed over to one side. She said: “I have seagulls living in my attic. Shanada Cooke told how she has been dealing with seagulls in her attic over the last four years which has not been dealt with despite a number of complaints being lodged to Dublin City Council, she claimed. The Irish Mirror was given a tour of two of the flats and saw mould, broken windows and cramped living conditions. They say the issues have been going on for over a decade. Just give us a home that we are warm and happy in.” We are just asking for basic needs to be updated. We know we are lucky to have a roof over our heads. Sharon Ryan said: “There is no one listening. The rooms are soaking since I moved in there.” “Now I have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and my youngest has a heart condition while the eldest is a very bad asthmatic. One added: “I am after having pneumonia twice since I moved in.

READ MORE: Met Eireann hot weather verdict as Ireland to see knock-on effects of Spain’s blistering heatwave The group of angry residents said “all their kids are sick”. The residents of O’Brien Hall on Gardiner Street in the north inner city told the Irish Mirror they all have mould, damp, silverfish, malfunctioning windows and brown water coming out of taps and showers. A group of council tenants are furious over a raft of issues they say are not being dealt with – including one woman who has been living with seagulls in her attic for the last four years.

Fears by Charles L. Grant