AI’s Dangerous Future and Who Should Control It | Global News
Sam Altman warns the world has every right to fear AI, as rapid progress makes imagining its worst-case scenarios terrifyingly easy. While researchers like Dario Amodei and public figures including Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon push for government regulation, Altman and others like Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang advocate for self-regulation, confident AI labs can prioritize safety. Critics remain skeptical, doubting tech giants’ willingness to truly halt risky development. Despite the divide, OpenAI and Anthropic are collaborating on voluntary safety standards, aiming to advance responsibly without waiting for perfect oversight.
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