Can AI Development Really Be Slowed?
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Artificial intelligence is becoming more and more powerful and concerns are growing. Now even tech bosses are calling for a break in development. But how serious are the dangers – and how serious are the companies?
The entrepreneur warned about the risks of advancing the most powerful models and excessive concentration of power; called for common safety rules and supported the implementation of independent audits
The head of OpenAI backed common rules and independent auditors for the border AI. “No U.S. competitive pressure should justify recklessness,” he wrote. Trump, a day earlier: “Whoever wins the AI wins.”
OpenAI chief calls for federal safety rules for advanced AI, warns of loss of control and concentration of power
Altman stressed that no level of competitive pressure should justify reckless development or the ability of models to outpace regulatory processes. The post Sam Altman: If AI doesn't slow down, we could lose control of the future appeared first on DigiAto.
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