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The real reason AI researchers suddenly want to slow down

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The real reason AI researchers suddenly want to slow down
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For years, AI safety organizations have warned that the big labs are racing to develop more intelligent and autonomous systems without a clear and realistic strategy for managing the risks. Independent researchers have argued that investments in safety and alignment lag far behind investments in capabilities. Employees have quit. Experts have predicted catastrophe. And none of it did much to slow the race.



But over the past few weeks, the warnings have started to sound different—they’re incre

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