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Zuckerberg reportedly backs Huang against slowing AI development over safety concerns

A post says Zuckerberg supports Huang's view that safety concerns shouldn't slow AI development. Another quotes OpenAI executives calling for more computing power to drive growth and make future models safer.

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A post says Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg backs Jensen Huang's view that AI safety concerns should not be used to slow development. Separately, another post quotes OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar saying on CNBC on September 15 that she is focused on getting more computing power to drive growth. It also quotes OpenAI VP of Compute Strategy Sachin Katti arguing that making future models safe and aligned will require even more compute. That post's author argues that talk of AI “pacing” need not mean weaker demand for AI infrastructure.

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CryptoSavingExpert ®@CryptoSavingExpMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg backs Jensen Huang's view that AI safety concerns shouldn't be used to slow down development. Two of the biggest names in tech are now pushing back against calls for a slowdown in AI. The debate is becoming less about whether AI will transform the economy and more about how quickly that transformation happens.20d
Gavin Baker@GavinSBakerMore on AI pacing: Sarah Friar CFO of OpenAI yesterday on CNBC: “from where I sit today there is so much opportunity to drive growth that I am still highly focused on getting more compute to keep that flywheel going.” Sachin Katti VP of Compute Strategy at OpenAI @sk7037 yesterday: “The way we will make sure frontier models are safe and aligned is by spending compute. So the counterintuitive point is that we’ll need even more compute to make sure future models are more safe and aligned.” If you thought “pacing” was negative for AI infrastructure demand, think again. Almost as bullish as open-weight AI taking share but not quite.20d
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    CryptoSavingExpert ®@CryptoSavingExpMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg backs Jensen Huang's view that AI safety concerns shouldn't be used to slow down development. Two of the biggest names in tech are now pushing back against calls for a slowdown in AI. The debate is becoming less about whether AI will transform the economy and more about how quickly that transformation happens.20d
    Gavin Baker@GavinSBakerMore on AI pacing: Sarah Friar CFO of OpenAI yesterday on CNBC: “from where I sit today there is so much opportunity to drive growth that I am still highly focused on getting more compute to keep that flywheel going.” Sachin Katti VP of Compute Strategy at OpenAI @sk7037 yesterday: “The way we will make sure frontier models are safe and aligned is by spending compute. So the counterintuitive point is that we’ll need even more compute to make sure future models are more safe and aligned.” If you thought “pacing” was negative for AI infrastructure demand, think again. Almost as bullish as open-weight AI taking share but not quite.20d
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