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DeepMind co-founder warns AI capabilities must not outrun safety controls, FT reports

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Google DeepMind cofounder Shane Legg warns that advancing AI must never run ahead of safety and launches the DeepMind Institute to explore the deployment of AGI (Financial Times) ft.com
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