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AI leaders call for slower development amid existential risk warnings
Critics question whether AI risk narrative is self-fulfilling
1 Sep 14 · 13d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Researchers and scholars argue that widespread apocalyptic assumptions about AI may reflect collectively sustained beliefs rather than inevitable outcomes, and that AI's 'apparent autonomy' obscures systemic incentives and biases in its design and management.
“AI's apparent autonomy functions less as a property of the technology itself than as a collectively sustained form of belief”
Anthropological Theory journal
Dario Amodei Anthropic CEOOpenAI, SpaceX, Google DeepMind leadership Frontier AI lab headsAcademic researchers Scholars in AI and anthropology
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1 outlet A calming corrective to AI concerns
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