AI Experts Call for Stronger Government Oversight to Prevent Harms from Rapid AI Progress
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A group of 24 AI experts published a paper urging stronger regulation of AI to prevent future harms.
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The group argues AI progress is happening quickly and we are approaching a point where regulation is needed before we lose control.
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They recommend companies allocate 1/3 of AI R&D to safety and governments gain oversight through model registration and monitoring.
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Governments should also have the power to pause risky AI development until protections are in place, they argue.
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The call for regulation contrasts with views of Meta's AI head Yann LeCun, who argues AI needs open platforms to progress safely.