OpenAI is working with Anthropic, Google on AI safety, Bloomberg News reports
- On Tuesday, OpenAI global policy chief Chris Lehane confirmed the company has been working with rivals Anthropic and Google DeepMind on AI safety for weeks, confirming earlier industry reports.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay Saturday calling for industry collaboration to slow frontier AI development and mitigate catastrophic risks, which Sam Altman and Demis Hassabis supported.
- At a Tuesday meeting in Washington, Lehane stated OpenAI supports a FRONTIER Act provision requiring labs to allow "independent verification organizations" into their companies to ensure safety.
- Sam Altman noted that these collaborations risk violating antitrust laws, though firms claim they do not require government waivers while discussing a new industry standards body.
- President Trump and key advisor David Sacks have dismissed these safety concerns, arguing tighter regulations would hinder the U.S. competitive edge against China and that existential risks are overblown.
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ChatGPT maker OpenAI is partnering with its competitors Anthropic and Google DeepMind to address security concerns surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). The AI companies are consulting jointly on measures following growing concerns that the technology poses a threat to the economy and security.
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The establishment by the profession of its own supervisory body would likely require legislation, in particular to prevent the AI industry from being charged with cartels and infringements of competition.
After several incidents involving artificial intelligence agents, warnings and initiatives to better manage AI are increasing. OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind are considering a joint risk oversight body, while Mistral, which recognizes real dangers, challenges calls to slow down the development of technology.
OpenAI Working With Rivals Anthropic, Google To Prioritise AI Safety: Report
Global concerns about AI's existential risks have risen after the heads of America's leading AI labs came together in a show of unity over the weekend to call for a pause in the development of the technology.
In a move to collaborate with rival groups, OpenAI is joining forces with Anthropic and Alphabet’s Google DeepMind to address security issues related to Artificial Intelligence The information was reported by Bloomberg, citing Chris Lehane, who heads the company’s global policy department behind ChatGPT. The initiative comes at a time when concerns at the international level about the existential risks of AI are escalating. The concern intensi…
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