Musk, Altman support slowing AI development per Amodei
They publishedElon Musk, Sam Altman say they agree with Anthropic CEO on ‘slowing down’ AI development
13 Sept, 08:01ZMusk and Altman back a call to slow AI development.
13 Sept, 10:34ZMusk, Altman support slowing AI development per Amodei
First reportThe Independent · 13 Sept, 08:01Z
Latest reportscroll.in · 13 Sept, 10:34Z
Span3 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposed three steps to slow AI, drawing support from Sam Altman and Elon Musk.
Why
The plan would give third-party evaluators permanent access to AI systems, while Bernie Sanders seeks a broader pause and treaty.
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Whether AI companies adopt Amodei’s proposed safeguards and governments pursue Sanders’s call for an international agreement.
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Summary
- Dario Amodei warns AI is advancing drastically faster since this summer.
- Amodei proposes a three-part plan to build AI at a balanced rate.
- Musk and Altman publicly support Amodei's call to slow down.
- Idea includes independent evaluators with employee-like access for safety checks.
- Industry and governments would need to coordinate to set standards.
Summary
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for a three-step plan to slow AI.
- Amodei proposes third-party evaluators with permanent access to systems.
- OpenAI chief Sam Altman agrees to pace AI progress and follows suit.
- Elon Musk says he has long warned about AI risks and supports slowing down.
- Sen. Bernie Sanders urges a broader pause and international treaty on AI.