Cercetătorii din interiorul laboratoarelor de Inteligență Artificială sunt terifiați de ceea au creat: Au ajuns să le ceară șefilor să se oprească de urgență

Researchers from OpenAI and Anthropic are urging a slowdown in AI development due to potential catastrophic risks, including loss of control over technology. Jacob Coxon, a former Anthropic researcher, resigned, warning that AI could pose a deadly threat by the decade's end. Concerns center around recursive self-improvement, where advanced AI systems could enhance their capabilities autonomously. Calls for regulatory measures are growing, with over 1,400 AI researchers advocating for government intervention. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, indicated a willingness to slow down AI advancements, hoping for a coordinated effort among companies. Both OpenAI and Anthropic emphasize the need for international regulations to manage AI development responsibly.