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Soares, who warned of 'AI extinction', says “The Hugging Face incident was the final warning…Right now, it's Goldilocks” [Interview]

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Nate Soares, CEO of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI), has warned that a recent hacking incident involving Hugging Face may be a "last warning" for humanity. He believes that current AI systems are in a "Goldilocks zone" where they are smart enough to cause problems but not clever enough to hide them perfectly. Soares argues that government intervention is urgently needed to address the risks of advanced AI.

He also emphasizes the need for a strong international control system to regulate AI development and use.

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