Why the head of OpenAI is asking us to trust AI companies even though the world “is right to be afraid”
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Sam Altman, the chief executive officer of OpenAI, has urged the public to place greater trust in artificial intelligence companies to ensure the technology remains safe. This appeal comes despite his acknowledgment that the global population is justified in feeling fear regarding the rapid advancement of AI.
In related developments concerning industry oversight, OpenAI has formally expressed support for a bipartisan US House of Representatives proposal. This legislative measure would mandate that major AI firms submit to independent, external evaluations to verify the safety and security of their systems.
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Prensa LibreFocuses on Altman's appeal for public trust despite widespread fear.
Diario LibreEmphasizes OpenAI's backing of mandatory external safety controls.
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