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AI's pace and the risk of losing human oversight

A commenter contrasts Sam Altman's reported warning about AI moving too fast for people to intervene with Jensen Huang's statement that “we are not slowing down.”

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A commenter says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that AI could move so quickly that people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed. Contrasting that with Jensen Huang's statement that “we are not slowing down,” the commenter argues that the push to build AI and warnings about its risks are running on different timelines.

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@theo_ayodejiSam Altman just said the first AI risk is that it moves so fast people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed. This is the CEO of OpenAI. The man building the thing. Saying publicly that we might already be approaching the point of no return. Jensen Huang said we are not slowing down. The builder and the warning are not running on the same timeline.

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@theo_ayodejiSam Altman just said the first AI risk is that it moves so fast people can no longer follow what's happening or intervene when needed. This is the CEO of OpenAI. The man building the thing. Saying publicly that we might already be approaching the point of no return. Jensen Huang said we are not slowing down. The builder and the warning are not running on the same timeline.