80% of Australians think AI risk is a global priority. The government needs to step up
Australians concerned about AI risks
Public concern about AI risks growing
University of Notre Dame Joins AI Safety Institute Consortium
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries and daily life.
The University of Notre Dame joined the AISIC consortium to address AI risks and promote safety.
Amid an AI arms race, US and China to sit down to tackle world-changing risks
US and China to discuss responsible development of AI
Concerns include AI's potential to disrupt democratic process and sway elections
Legendary Silicon Valley investor Vinod Khosla says the existential risk of sentient AI killing us is 'not worthy of conversation'
Silicon Valley is divided into two factions: 'doomers' who worry about the risks of AI and proponents of effective accelerationism who believe in its positive potential.
Venture capitalist Vinod Khosla dismisses the 'doomers' and believes the real risk to worry about is China, not sentient AI killing humanity.
Stanford study outlines the risks of open source AI
Open models have unique properties like broader access, customizability, and weak monitoring.
Regulatory debates on open models lack a structured risk assessment framework.
The hidden risk of letting AI decide - losing the skills to choose for ourselves
AI poses risks to privacy, biases decisions, lacks transparency, and may hinder thoughtful decision-making.
80% of Australians think AI risk is a global priority. The government needs to step up
Australians concerned about AI risks
Public concern about AI risks growing
University of Notre Dame Joins AI Safety Institute Consortium
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries and daily life.
The University of Notre Dame joined the AISIC consortium to address AI risks and promote safety.
Amid an AI arms race, US and China to sit down to tackle world-changing risks
US and China to discuss responsible development of AI
Concerns include AI's potential to disrupt democratic process and sway elections
Legendary Silicon Valley investor Vinod Khosla says the existential risk of sentient AI killing us is 'not worthy of conversation'
Silicon Valley is divided into two factions: 'doomers' who worry about the risks of AI and proponents of effective accelerationism who believe in its positive potential.
Venture capitalist Vinod Khosla dismisses the 'doomers' and believes the real risk to worry about is China, not sentient AI killing humanity.
Stanford study outlines the risks of open source AI
Open models have unique properties like broader access, customizability, and weak monitoring.
Regulatory debates on open models lack a structured risk assessment framework.
The hidden risk of letting AI decide - losing the skills to choose for ourselves
AI poses risks to privacy, biases decisions, lacks transparency, and may hinder thoughtful decision-making.
The Guardian @guardian: The frantic battle over OpenAI shows that money triumphs in the end | Robert Reich | The Guardian. #aistrategy #aiact #industry40 https://t.co/nE8sR74GHV
The frantic battle over OpenAI shows that money triumphs in the end | Robert Reich
OpenAI, originally a research-oriented non-profit, shifted to a capped profit structure in 2019 to attract investors.
The involvement of big money and profit-seeking investors is endangering OpenAI's non-profit safety mission.
Building an enterprise to gain the benefits of AI while avoiding risks involves a governance structure with ethicists, a for-profit commercial arm, and limitations on profit flow.
The frantic battle over OpenAI shows that money triumphs in the end | Robert Reich
OpenAI, originally a research-oriented non-profit, shifted to a capped profit structure in 2019 to attract investors.
The involvement of big money and profit-seeking investors is endangering OpenAI's non-profit safety mission.
Building an enterprise to gain the benefits of AI while avoiding risks involves a governance structure with ethicists, a for-profit commercial arm, and limitations on profit flow.
The Guardian view on OpenAI's board shake-up: changes deliver more for shareholders than for humanity | Editorial
OpenAI's corporate chaos raises concerns about its commitment to reducing AI risks and facilitating cooperation.
The firing and rehiring of Sam Altman as OpenAI's CEO questions if the organization will become profit-driven.
Emmett Shear, the new head of OpenAI: A doomer' who wants to curb artificial intelligence
Emmett Shea, a self-proclaimed doomer who sees AI as a threat, has been chosen as the new leader of OpenAI, a prominent AI company partnered with Microsoft.
Shea believes that AI has the potential to bring about the apocalypse and advocates for slowing down its development to minimize risks.
He considers the risk of AI leading to universal destruction as terrifying and estimates the probability of doom to be between 5% and 50%.
The Guardian view on OpenAI's board shake-up: changes deliver more for shareholders than for humanity | Editorial
OpenAI's corporate chaos raises concerns about its commitment to reducing AI risks and facilitating cooperation.
The firing and rehiring of Sam Altman as OpenAI's CEO questions if the organization will become profit-driven.
Emmett Shear, the new head of OpenAI: A doomer' who wants to curb artificial intelligence
Emmett Shea, a self-proclaimed doomer who sees AI as a threat, has been chosen as the new leader of OpenAI, a prominent AI company partnered with Microsoft.
Shea believes that AI has the potential to bring about the apocalypse and advocates for slowing down its development to minimize risks.
He considers the risk of AI leading to universal destruction as terrifying and estimates the probability of doom to be between 5% and 50%.