AI News 'No one is prepared for the consequences': Even OpenAI chief scientist is saying AI development needs to slow down

[Victor M]

today some guy on CNN said in 2 years, we will have AI making / improving on AI. with no human in the loop. And he says that's a scary thing to happen. And companies are working towards that today.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Ahhh AI kill-switch? Where have I heard that before by a certain someone I really do wonder

 

[SHvFl]

So, what now. They cannot show great improvement of AI and investors will cry for the company value, so they want to blame regulations. That they now care about "skynet" is laughable.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

So, what now. They cannot show great improvement of AI and investors will cry for the company value, so they want to blame regulations. That they now care about "skynet" is laughable.

This is all driven by the $17 billion Meta law suite settlement. They are trying to cover their liability. Make no mistake they didn't care about humanity until the lawyers stepped in.

If they cared about humanity they wouldn't go to IPO and OpenAi would of stayed a nonprofit as originally planned.

Why AI has not had a kill-switch or dead-mans chest is unbelievable. They don't want to stop it they just want the money when they go public on the stock exchange.

 

[Victor M]

AI kill-switch?

No I think they mean someone observing the development who approves the improvement before it is released.

 

[Victor M]

china is also talking about AI security: Full text: Keynote speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping at opening ceremony of 2026 World AI Conference

 

[Zero Knowledge]

No I think they mean someone observing the development who approves the improvement before it is released.

No they are talking about a kill switch to nuke the whole AI if it goes rouge and tries to destroy humanity.