AI slowdown plea gathers momentum as Amodei, Altman and Musk sound alarm over frontier dangers - Malaysia now
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The Prime Minister's demands at the G7 enter the international debate on the AI's development brake. Altman (OpenAI) relaunches the Amodei (Anthropic) alert by talking about "two ways in which the progress of artificial intelligence could go very badly and that we must avoid." But Trump is against: "I'm not minimizing"
Amodei (Anthropic) insists: "In 6-12 months we could lose control of the network." Obama: "Let's talk to voters"
AI developers warn that their creation can destroy humanity. Now even the leaders of Open AI and Anthropic publicly demand that research be slowed down – and Elon Musk agrees with them. How serious must one take the worries?
The call to stop the AI has reached an unprecedented consensus between Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Dario Amodei. Anthropic’s CEO published this week an open letter calling for “ralyzing the border” from the development of advanced models, and he has received public support from his main rivals. The White House’s response has not been expected: Donald Trump and Mike Johnson accuse the sector of exaggerating and warn that any pause benefits China. K…
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has called for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence for security reasons. Trump, on the other hand, claims that the USA should not curb the technological race. Read more Dario Amodei of Anthropic asks for a slowdown of the IA, Trump defends the technological race on News.it.
Dario Amodei called this weekend to curb the development of the most powerful artificial intelligences. Sam Altman and Elon Musk supported this call, but none of the three have specified how such a slowdown could take place.
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