AIQuiet 9d · day 11
Ex-U.S. AI Diplomat: China Puts AI Dominance Ahead of Safety
In a NYT opinion piece, Seth Center says the coming U.S.-China AI safety talks will fail because Beijing prioritizes winning the AI race over reducing risk.
What to know
- A former U.S. AI diplomacy lead argues upcoming U.S.-China talks on AI safety are unlikely to produce meaningful risk reduction.
- He characterizes China's priority as achieving AI dominance rather than pursuing safety measures.
- The piece appears as an opinion column rather than a report of new government action, framing expectations ahead of the talks.
“China Cares More About A.I. Victory Than Safety”
Seth Center, Former U.S. AI diplomacy official · New York Times ↗ · Sep 15
Seth Center Former U.S. AI diplomacy lead, op-ed author
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Center says coming US-China AI safety talks 'will not save us'
Seth Center, a former U.S. official who led American AI diplomacy, publishes an opinion piece in The New York Times arguing that scheduled U.S.-China talks on AI safety will fail to address real risks because China values AI victory over safety.
“The coming US-China talks will do nothing to address A.I. risks.”
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2 outlets first by The New York Times, 10d ago · also New York Times · read ↗
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first by NYT, 9d ago
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