Google DeepMind’s Co-Founder Wants a Wall Street-Style Watchdog to Stop Dangerous AI
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The proposed industry-funded regulator could replace ad hoc government crackdowns with clearer rules—or give prominent AI companies a role in writing them.
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Demis Hassabis , Google DeepMind co-founder and CEO, is calling on the U.S. to establish a new AI watchdog with the power to screen the world's most advanced models — and coordinate an industry-wide slowdown if dangers mount .
The proposed industry-funded regulator could replace ad hoc government crackdowns with clearer rules—or give prominent AI companies a role in writing them.
On Tuesday, Google’s DeepMind co-founder and CEO Demis Hassabis emerged as a generally unassailable messenger with an article calling for a self-regulatory body of AI experts.
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Demis Hassabis, the co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, is advocating for the United States to create a new artificial intelligence oversight body with authority to evaluate the world's most sophisticated AI models and potentially coordinate industry-wide slowdowns when risks escalate.
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