The AI Giants Agree to Want to Control Their Systems, but There Is Little Confidence that They Will.
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The AI Giants Agree to Want to Control Their Systems, but There Is Little Confidence that They Will.
Self-regulation approaches to delay AI development would be very difficult to implement, experts say
It increases the pressure for rules for AI, as researchers and executives make worrying alerts about the possible risks of technology. Getty Images via BBC Alerts about the possible risks of artificial intelligence (AI) have increased the pressure in recent weeks by a coordinated action to slow down the development of this technology. Statements from researchers who acted or acted in the area that AI may pose a threat to humanity accentuated the…
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The fact that AI agents developed by companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic have moved outside of test environments and are operating independently has reignited the security debate. While there are calls to slow down the development pace in the sector, US-China competition is complicating regulatory efforts.
A window that imagines that a pharmaceutical company has spent years promoting a revolutionary drug capable of treating most diseases, attracting billions of dollars from investors based on these promises. Then, before the product is launched on a large scale, suddenly announces that the drug may also involve serious risks, and that its development and use must slow down so that things don't get out of hand...
It is believed that the concerns expressed by artificial intelligence giants about the future of humanity and their calls to "slow down technology" may be driven by strategic and commercial calculations.
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