OpenAI Turns to Congress Over Antitrust Fears Around Coordinated AI Slowdown
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Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI want to slow down the development of AI. Their own plan shows why they will not achieve this without regulation.
OpenAI Seeks Legal Path to Slow AI Without Antitrust Penalties
OpenAI is exploring a legal avenue. The company is investigating whether multiple AI labs can coordinate a slowdown of their… Read the original on OpenAI Explores Legal Strategy to Coordinate AI Slowdown Without Antitrust Violations. For more crypto news and analysis, visit TheCurrencyAnalytics.com.
OpenAI is looking for a legal answer to an unusual question: can several AI giants decide together to slow down the development of their models without violating US competition law? According to WIRED, the company has interviewed members of the Congress in recent weeks. The process comes after the call of its chief scientist, Jakub Pachocki, to coordinated slowdowns when the safeguards no longer follow the capabilities of the models. OpenAI did …
Sherman Act security violations: Why AI giants worry about antitrust lawsuits as they try to slow the tech race
Artificial intelligence industry leaders are facing an unexpected security hurdle: U.S. antitrust laws. According to Wired , OpenAI recently asked members of Congress whether it would be legal to coordinate industry-wide slowdowns to establish strong controls. OpenAI chief scientist Jakub Pachocki has previously stressed the need for this step, however, such agreements between competitors could […]
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