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AI leaders warn UN of security risks as systems grow more powerful
The executives urged global standards for AI safety, incident reporting and human oversight as they warned the technology could outpace regulators.
- On Wednesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei addressed the United Nations Security Council, calling for international coordination to address potential risks posed by artificial intelligence.
- Earlier this month, Amodei proposed slowing AI development, stating, "We believe this must be one of those times." Altman publicly agreed with the need to pace frontier development.
- Altman argued that nations must unite for "shared interests and the collective good" even when competing, emphasizing that rivals can cooperate when addressing powerful new technology.
- President Donald Trump criticized the push for control as a "globalist scheme" during his United Nations General Assembly speech Tuesday, vowing to encourage "super intelligence" rather than "stifle growth."
- Both companies face intense scrutiny regarding safety practices as they prepare for blockbuster IPOs. Neither firm has officially disclosed a debut date, leaving questions about how a development slowdown would impact their growth.
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Sam Altman and Dario Amodei urged world leaders to work together on artificial intelligence.
·Mexico
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The heads of OpenAI and Anthropic warned of the dangers of the rapid development of AI and called for international cooperation
·Marousi, Greece
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Directors of artificial intelligence companies (IA) underlined Wednesday at the UN the increased vigilance that this technology demands, and the executive director of
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www.diariolibre.comAI leaders at the UN warn of the need for greater vigilance and stricter safety standards in the face of the advance of technology.Anthropic is committed to slowing down the development of AI, while OpenAI calls for international cooperation to avoid excessive risks.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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