The world of AI has been a controversial debate and one that has sprung into a more prominent existence recently.
A group of the world’s top AI leaders have sat down and issued a joint statement that clearly speaks about the growing risks and threats that their own work possesses. They say the alarm bells were sounding for quite some time now and it’s important that officials take notice before it's too late.
The warning was called out as a huge risk for extinction and in situations where it’s not managed properly, it’s going to be worse than others.
This particular statement got hundreds of signatories including those belonging to the leaders of Anthropic, OpenAI, and even DeepMind. See, the goal was to let go of the challenges that discuss the huge risks involved by those that have been involved in the ordeal for a while now.
And the fact that terms like catastrophic are being utilized means things are definitely being dealt with seriously. The move comes after a moment of huge concern regarding the intense impacts AI can have on society as so many firms try to get bigger breakthroughs in their sectors with the revolutionizing technology.
Most experts, media personnel, and those in charge of making policies mentioned how the risks are urgent and need to be dealt with right now. It can be a very hard matter to discuss and there are plenty of concerns being raised on the subject too.
This paves the way for more discussion and when you think about it, it’s not something really new. Remember, we’ve had influential figures from the past like CEOs of Google, Antrhopic, and Sam Altman sign the document and call for radical change and a pause to training more models because they strongly feel the risks are plenty.
So many researchers in this world have ended up signing statements on this matter and they hope they can speak more in detail about this subject so more awareness is created along the way.
The news comes months after we saw dozens of other influential personalities and researchers sign another open letter that called for a pause in generative AI lasting six months. So as you can see, the general consensus across the whole matter is that the threat is there and something needs to be done quickly.
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A group of the world’s top AI leaders have sat down and issued a joint statement that clearly speaks about the growing risks and threats that their own work possesses. They say the alarm bells were sounding for quite some time now and it’s important that officials take notice before it's too late.
The warning was called out as a huge risk for extinction and in situations where it’s not managed properly, it’s going to be worse than others.
This particular statement got hundreds of signatories including those belonging to the leaders of Anthropic, OpenAI, and even DeepMind. See, the goal was to let go of the challenges that discuss the huge risks involved by those that have been involved in the ordeal for a while now.
And the fact that terms like catastrophic are being utilized means things are definitely being dealt with seriously. The move comes after a moment of huge concern regarding the intense impacts AI can have on society as so many firms try to get bigger breakthroughs in their sectors with the revolutionizing technology.
Most experts, media personnel, and those in charge of making policies mentioned how the risks are urgent and need to be dealt with right now. It can be a very hard matter to discuss and there are plenty of concerns being raised on the subject too.
This paves the way for more discussion and when you think about it, it’s not something really new. Remember, we’ve had influential figures from the past like CEOs of Google, Antrhopic, and Sam Altman sign the document and call for radical change and a pause to training more models because they strongly feel the risks are plenty.
So many researchers in this world have ended up signing statements on this matter and they hope they can speak more in detail about this subject so more awareness is created along the way.
The news comes months after we saw dozens of other influential personalities and researchers sign another open letter that called for a pause in generative AI lasting six months. So as you can see, the general consensus across the whole matter is that the threat is there and something needs to be done quickly.
Read next: Creators Weigh In on the State of the Industry
