AI Giants Face Antitrust Heat Over Public Pact to Slow Model Progress
- Leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind have backed stronger AI safety measures, with Dario Amodei urging frontier AI companies to slow capability improvements amid rising superintelligence risks.
- Jacob Coxon, a scientist who resigned from Anthropic last fortnight, warned that LLMs are racing toward self-improving superintelligence, prompting researchers to rein in extreme model capabilities.
- OpenAI CEO Altman committed to independent evaluators with employee-like access, though Sequretek CEO Pankit Desai cautioned, "They need to walk the talk," demanding government intervention.
- Competitive pressure makes a global AI slowdown unlikely, as Desai warned that if American firms stop development, China may surge ahead in capability advancement.
- American mathematician Superintelligence Risks Grow Bailey Whitfield Diffie told Business Standard he believes controlling development speed is impossible, as funding continues attracting investors regardless of regulatory attempts.
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thedailybs.comAI giants reportedly neared deal to safety test each other’s models
Two of the largest artificial intelligence labs held talks to safety-test each other’s models, according to a report. OpenAI and Anthropic negotiated a legal agreement to test […]
It has been reported that OpenAI and Antropic are discussing a mutual verification agreement to detect vulnerabilities in AI models. Both companies plan to access each other's APIs to test model safety, but it remains unclear whether a final agreement will be reached. While calls for the introduction of peer review between companies have been raised recently due to the advancement of AI, antitrust controversies and class action lawsuits surround…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jung Joo-ho = OpenAI and Antropic once entered into a legally binding contract to mutually verify each other's artificial intelligence (AI) models (stress ...
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