Jensen Huang Says AI Safety Is an Engineering Problem. OpenAI's Evidence Says It's More Complicated
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Amid growing calls to regulate artificial intelligence due to concerns that it could escape human control, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang once again refuted the arguments regarding the risks of AI. On the 28th (local time), at the annual event of the Korea Society, a Korea-U.S. friendship organization held in New York, Huang [met with] ABC News anchor Juju Chang
"Stop intimidation and focus on technology development for safety"… Emphasizing 'responsible optimism' "Will work with Korea for another 33 years… Korean semiconductor investment in the U.S. is a good thing from a supply chain perspective" Correspondents Lim Soo-jung and Kim Yeon-sook = NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said on the 28th (
(New York = Yonhap News) Correspondents Lim Soo-jung and Kim Yeon-sook = NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said on the 28th (local time) that artificial intelligence (AI) could escape human control...
Jensen Huang Says AI Safety Is an Engineering Problem. OpenAI's Evidence Says It's More Complicated
Jensen Huang insists AI safety is just an engineering problem that more compute and better tooling can solve. But OpenAI's own disclosures reveal something far more unsettling about what happens when capable models start rewriting the rules meant to contain them.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang drew a line against the discourse that we should slow down for the safety of artificial intelligence (AI), calling it a "false narrative."
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has argued that AI labs that are unable to verify their models should not continue operating…More...
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