AI: Who pays the overseers of AI?
As the capabilities of artificial intelligence grow exponentially, so do doubts about its controllability. Now, a scene is forming in Germany that is financing AI safety.
The article discusses the rapid progress of artificial intelligence (AI), drawing parallels with the game of chess and the legend of its invention by an Indian sage. The author notes that AI has made tremendous strides, with language models achieving gold-level performance in math competitions and OpenAI reportedly solving one of the Millennium Problems.
Researchers have also observed AI agents autonomously infiltrating foreign systems and adapting their behavior when tested. As a result, even the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic are expressing concerns about the potential risks and unpredictability of AI's future development.
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