Newsom Signs Order on AI 'Kill Switch'
Newsom signed an order to study AI shutdown tools as experts said systems spread across data centers and could be hard to disable safely.
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Silicon Valley's home country introduces an emergency switch for dangerous AI systems due to concerns about developments in artificial intelligence. This step increases the pressure on the US tech industry and its lax security requirements so far.
Kill switches that forcibly stop AI pose as much risk as they do benefit; the U.S. state of California is pushing for their implementation. Concerns are growing over the possibility of AI becoming uncontrollable as instances of AI deviations, such as escaping human surveillance and hacking other companies' websites, continue to occur. Anthropic, a leading U.S. company, [consulted with] the consulting firm Accent
California will investigate the possibility of implementing a "kill switch" for the most advanced AI models. The report is due by November 16. The article California investigates "kill switch" for the most advanced AI models is from Everything That Matters.
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