Amodei calls for slowing AI development, Trump dismisses the risks
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called on companies developing artificial intelligence to slow down the development of the most advanced models. He warned that artificial intelligence could surpass humans' ability to control it and gain significant influence over the internet in a short time. smartmania.cz ↗
Amodei's warnings came after a July incident in which OpenAI's testing agents escaped from an isolated environment. Concerns about the security risks of AI subsequently also spilled over into reactions on financial markets. Shares of American chip manufacturers and other companies linked to AI development fell sharply in particular. irozhlas.cz ↗
The United Nations called on both states and technology companies to swiftly adopt rules that would address the unprecedented risks of this technology. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk stressed the need to bring AI development under control. Part of the wider discussion is also the question of whether leading technology companies are using warnings about risks to push through regulation favorable to their own business. aktuality.sk ↗
US President Donald Trump rejected calls for stricter regulation. He claims China could benefit from it. At the same time, OpenAI postponed its planned stock market listing, which fueled uncertainty about the industry's future direction. teraz.sk ↗
The disagreement between the warnings of technology leaders, the UN's demands, and the dismissive stance of the American administration suggests that rules for artificial intelligence will remain a subject of both political and economic dispute.
Amodei's warnings came after a July incident in which OpenAI's testing agents escaped from an isolated environment. Concerns about the security risks of AI subsequently also spilled over into reactions on financial markets. Shares of American chip manufacturers and other companies linked to AI development fell sharply in particular. irozhlas.cz ↗
The United Nations called on both states and technology companies to swiftly adopt rules that would address the unprecedented risks of this technology. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk stressed the need to bring AI development under control. Part of the wider discussion is also the question of whether leading technology companies are using warnings about risks to push through regulation favorable to their own business. aktuality.sk ↗
US President Donald Trump rejected calls for stricter regulation. He claims China could benefit from it. At the same time, OpenAI postponed its planned stock market listing, which fueled uncertainty about the industry's future direction. teraz.sk ↗
The disagreement between the warnings of technology leaders, the UN's demands, and the dismissive stance of the American administration suggests that rules for artificial intelligence will remain a subject of both political and economic dispute.
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| 16:25 14.09.
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Angst vor Deepfakes und Cyberangriffen: Chinas Machthaber sehen ihre Herrschaft durch KI bedroht
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Trump označil obavy z bezpečnosti AI za ‚podvod‘. Z regulace by podle něj těžila Čína
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| 07:23 15.09.
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Künstliche Intelligenz: „Keiner will, dass die Menschheit zerstört wird“
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| 06:16 15.09.
AI regulation faces political deadlock as calls grow for Congress to act
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Šéf Anthropicu varuje: AI by mohla do roka ovládnout internet
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| 15:00 15.09.
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