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    Near- and long-term AI risks framed as stages of one spectrum

    A commenter argues that near-term risk centers on “capability lacking understanding” and long-term risk on “capability exceeding control.”

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    A commenter argues that near- and long-term AI risks are connected stages of the same spectrum, distinguished by whether capability lacks understanding or exceeds control. In a follow-up, they note that a call for global AI safety cooperation cites Xi Jinping’s WAIC speech, where he also endorsed open source, and call the juxtaposition an “interesting tension.”

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    @teortaxesTex«First, artificial superintelligence should not be developed, deployed, or used until its safety and controllability have been scientifically confirmed. From a scientific perspective, no technological progress so far shows that humans can ensure superintelligence is controllable»

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    @teortaxesTex«First, artificial superintelligence should not be developed, deployed, or used until its safety and controllability have been scientifically confirmed. From a scientific perspective, no technological progress so far shows that humans can ensure superintelligence is controllable»