Some in Silicon Valley are questioning the calls for an AI slowdown硅谷一些人对放缓人工智能发展的呼吁提出质疑。
The debate over the safety of artificial intelligence grew personal as key tech leaders said calls for government regulation were self-serving and misplaced.
Worries about the safety of AI gained wider attention in recent weeks as details emerged about how AI built by Anthropic’s top competitor, OpenAI, went rogue and hacked another company. — Unsplash
It took just a few hours over the weekend for well-known Silicon Valley figures to push back on calls by leading artificial intelligence (AI) companies to slow down the development of AI and to more tightly regulate the technology.
On Sept 12, Dario Amodei, Anthropic’s CEO, said in an essay that AI was advancing too quickly for researchers to continue building it safely. He proposed that independent auditors monitor AI labs’ safety work and that regulators allow the labs to work together to coordinate safety standards.
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近几周来，随着有关 Anthropic 的主要竞争对手 OpenAI 开发的人工智能失控并攻击另一家公司的细节曝光，人们对人工智能安全性的担忧日益加剧。—— Unsplash
上周末短短几个小时内，硅谷知名人士就对领先的人工智能 (AI) 公司提出的放慢 AI 发展速度并加强对该技术监管的呼吁进行了反驳。
9月12日，Anthropic公司首席执行官达里奥·阿莫迪在一篇文章中指出，人工智能发展速度过快，研究人员已无法安全地继续构建人工智能系统。他提议由独立审计机构监督人工智能实验室的安全工作，并建议监管机构允许各实验室合作，共同制定安全标准。
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