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AI development’s pace and the case for acceleration

A post sharing Jensen Huang’s extended CBS interview argues that AI development should start from a premise of acceleration, not a slowdown, while proceeding with certainty and safety.

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A user quotes Jensen Huang from an extended CBS interview: “We should go as fast as we can, but not faster than we should.” Endorsing that principle, the user argues for accelerating AI development as quickly as certainty and safety allow, with acceleration rather than a slowdown as the starting premise.

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Chubby♨️@kimmonismus“We should go as fast as we can, but not faster than we should.” Jensen Huang on AI development in his extended CBS interview. I agree with that principle. That sums it up perfectly. We should accelerate as quickly as possible up to the point where we can proceed with certainty and safety. However, I believe we should not start from the principle of a slowdown, but rather make acceleration our premise.20d
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    Chubby♨️@kimmonismus“We should go as fast as we can, but not faster than we should.” Jensen Huang on AI development in his extended CBS interview. I agree with that principle. That sums it up perfectly. We should accelerate as quickly as possible up to the point where we can proceed with certainty and safety. However, I believe we should not start from the principle of a slowdown, but rather make acceleration our premise.20d
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