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US force shapes AI policy

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The Trump administration’s “Super Intelligence Force” sought to address artificial intelligence risks without slowing innovation, as national security officials shaped U.S. policy.

Reposted by Marcel Fratzscher

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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Safety: AI does not belong in private hands

The tools of economics are counterproductive in addressing the existential risks of artificial intelligence. Public oversight of the companies that develop the most capable models is needed.

Safety: AI does not belong in private hands
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Reposted by Marcel Fratzscher

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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Safety: AI does not belong in private hands

The tools of economics are counterproductive in addressing the existential risks of artificial intelligence. Public oversight of the companies that develop the most capable models is needed.

Safety: AI does not belong in private hands
Reposts 1 16h
Der Spiegel
Donald Trump: Whoever Says 'AI' Is Now an Enemy of the US President

Donald Trump wants to replace the familiar term AI. For the American tech industry, this is more than a linguistic issue. Apple could be the test case for Trump's threat.

Donald Trump: Whoever Says 'AI' Is Now an Enemy of the US President
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The Wall Street Journal
Unintelligence on Super Intelligence

The politicians and Congress sound off, but the national-security state is calling the shots.

Unintelligence on Super Intelligence
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The Washington Post
Trump’s ‘Super Intelligence Force’ wants safety without slowing innovation

The administration hopes to reap what it sees as the economic opportunities of AI while easing fears that the technology could wage cyberattacks, ax jobs and raise energy prices.

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