OpenAI Calls for US to Lead Global Effort on AI Standards
- On Monday, OpenAI urged the United States to lead an international effort establishing global technical standards for frontier AI, advocating for shared incident reporting protocols to manage emerging risks.
- The San Francisco-based AI lab stated that recursive self-improvement should not be pursued 'unless and until it can be done safely,' as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned the technology could slip beyond human control.
- OpenAI suggests routing this work through national institutes, specifically naming the US Center for AI Standards and Innovation; meanwhile, Europe has established mandatory incident reporting via its AI Act, a protocol the United States currently lacks.
- Altman is scheduled to brief the 15-member UN Security Council on Wednesday regarding international security, while President Donald Trump dismissed AI risk warnings as a 'hoax' ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday.
- China warned against AI becoming a 'runaway horse,' yet U.S. officials remain wary that slowing development could hand China an advantage in a field vital to national security, while the United States has cautioned against using the technology to censor or repress.
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Omaha World-Herald
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UNITED NATIONS — Artificial intelligence giant OpenAI called Monday for the United States to lead an international effort to develop global technical standards for frontier AI, including recursive self-improvement, where systems can autonomously enhance their own capabilities.
Artificial intelligence will be a key topic of discussion at the UN General Assembly, where OpenAI's Sam Altman will also speak. The post OpenAI calls for international safety standards for AI – Led by the US appeared first on in.gr.
On the 21st, OpenAI, a US-based AI (artificial intelligence) development company, recommended that the United States should take the lead in international cooperation and the establishment of standards to ensure the safety of AI. AI is expected to be a major topic of discussion at the UN Security Council and the US-China summit scheduled for this week…
OpenAI called on the US to lead the development of global technical standards for advanced AI, including common assessment methodologies and incident response protocols.
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