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Sam Altman just stood before the UN Security Council and warned that humanity could lose control of AI. "We could lose control of the future to AI. The risk is that it moves so fast that people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed." He told... show more

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This is so he can call for regulation that gives his company the advantage. New competitors will face challenges and won't be able to compete with already established companies.

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then we need to build a stronger protocols through it

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Fear mongering

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He is the same guy turned non profit into for profit. Elon musk has made open ai for some reason .

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Mr Toad 🐸vor 2 Tagen

Any thing wrong can he just simply turn off the datacenter ? Otherwise existing law should be sufficient to put him in jail if his model committed serious crimes

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That distinction—governments, not labs, set safeguards—is the line worth pressing. If labs can pause voluntarily, they can also publish the measurable triggers, eval results, and incident thresholds that let the public verify a pause is real.

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AI is moving incredibly fast, and conversations like this matter. Innovation is exciting, but building responsibly with thoughtful safeguards will be just as important as what comes next.

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. . . Therefore give me more funding to pretend to control what I already accepted funding to develop. Or else. The long con fleeces the mark coming and going and makes them think you did them a favor.

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has the UN heard of oligopolies?

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