Sam Altman says OpenAI will match Anthropic’s new AI safety commitment, Musk says ‘Dario is right’
Altman said OpenAI will allow embedded outside evaluators after Amodei proposed independent checks and shared safety standards for frontier AI.
- On Saturday, Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei published an essay urging the American government to regulate Technology and slow its development pace. Amodei requested antitrust waivers and international coordination assistance to enable safer industry practices.
- OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman and Elon Musk, who owns Grok, endorsed Amodei's proposal on Sunday night. Altman committed to embedding third-party evaluators with employee-level access to monitor safety practices and report incidents.
- Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella joined calls for Pacing development, though former DeepMind researcher Rishub Jain told WIRED that as Technology becomes more capable, it poses more risks. Concerns about losing to China complicate the safety debate.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson told CNN on Sunday that Congress must have "steady hands at the wheel" to avoid losing the race to China. President Donald Trump dismissed the concerns during a visit to Ireland.
- Sacks, of the Council, wrote that companies should "stop pretending" they need permission to slow down development. Firms intend to take voluntary steps to reestablish public trust in their safety practices.
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