Fast AI Development Might Not Be the Problem
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Daniel Selsam, a researcher at OpenAI, says that simply slowing down AI development will not be enough to prevent humanity from losing everything.
Fast AI Development Might Not Be the Problem
Key Takeaways Leaders of frontier AI labs are suggesting we slow down the development of models to prevent safety risks. While many are in agreement, other leaders note that the US slowing down could put it on the back foot as other nations develop. Instead of just reducing the speed of AI…
KI researcher Ishita Barua believes there is reason to question the motives behind the play.
Daniel Selsam, a senior researcher at OpenAI, has publicly challenged the view promoted by leading AI industry leaders, including Sam Altman and Dario Amodei. He believes that a more cautious pace of development for the most advanced models will not be enough to mitigate the long-term risks of AI.
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