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AI companies in race to demonstrate their model most threatening to humanity

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  1. musha68k · · focus · HN ↗
    Finally a path to regulatory capture while not having to put in rigorous engineering work, ever going faster; with bonus points for "cyberpunk" headlines... what's not to love?

    These days it's best to just go to the top for least distortion - Jensen Huang dropping the simple truths:

    "It is the responsibility of the AI companies to develop the technology safely and to properly test it. There were incidents, and those incidents, thankfully did no harm. But those incidents are a reminder that as we move from labs to product development, the companies have to become much more rigorous in testing and securing and making sure that the products are ready for use before it's released. And if it's not ready, just hold it back. You should go as fast as you can, but no faster than that. At the moment, the incidents are related to products not ready to be released."

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