The CEO of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, calls for the summit of AI action by A “missed opportunity”
In a Tuesday declarationDario Amodei, CEO of AI Startup Anthropic, called the AI Summit AI In Paris this week, a “missed opportunity” and urged the AI industry – and the government – to “move faster and with more clarity”.
“We were delighted to attend the AI action of the AI in Paris, and we appreciate the efforts of the French government to bring together companies, researchers and decision -makers of AI around the world,” said Amodei. “However, a greater concentration and emergency are necessary on several subjects given the pace to which technology is progressing.”
AMODEI’s criticism with regard to the IA action summit, the last in a series of conferences that have gathered companies and regulators of AI to try to reach a consensus on governance AI, echoes that of several academics earlier this week. One said it was transforming that the commitments of the conference, that the United States and the United Kingdom have refused to signsaid “effectively nothing with the exception of platitudes.”
In the conference comments, US vice-president JD Vance adopted an entirely different position and denounced what he described as “massive” and raidling regulations on the AI defended by Europe. Vance also disputed the moderation of the content, referring to the “sustainable” and “inclusive” wording in the commitments of the conference, which he rejected as “authoritarian censorship”.
Amodei warned in its declaration that AI is quickly increasingly sophisticated and that not regulating it could cause disastrous consequences.
“The capacities of AI systems will be better considered as related to a brand new state populated by very intelligent people appearing on the world scene,” said Amodei. “Advanced AI presents significant global security dangers, ranging from the excessive use of AI systems by non -state actors … We must ensure that democratic societies run in AI, and that authoritarian countries do not do not use it to establish global military domination. “
Amodei has urged governments to deploy their resources to measure the way AI is used and to adopt a policy focused on “Ensure that everyone shares [uplift] of a very powerful AI. He also pleaded for greater transparency of the government with regard to the security and security of AI, as well as plans to assess the risks of AI.
The amodei evaluation of the procedure of the summit of the Paris AI contrasts to that of Openai, which declared in a Declaration this weekend That it was convinced that the conference would be “another important step towards responsible and beneficial development of AI for everyone”.
Anthropic has generally shown an opening more to regulating AI in the past. Indeed, Amodei did similar declarations BeforeNotifying that unhindered AI could have deeply negative economic, societal and security implications. Anthropic was one of the few AI companies in tacitly approve California’s SB 1047, a complete – and very debate – regulatory bill. OPENAI opposed the bill, which was opposed to Governor Gary Newsom last fall.
This does not suggest that anthropic motivations are purely philanthropic. Like the CEO of Openai Sam Altman in his recent testAmodei does not offer any concrete recommendation to ensure that the advantages of a powerful AI, if it emerges in the near future, are largely and uniformly distributed.
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