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Masayoshi Son reportedly warns superintelligence could be 'super dangerous' in the wrong hands

A post citing Bloomberg says Son made the remarks in Kyoto and called for countries to cooperate on controlling powerful AI models.

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A post citing Bloomberg says SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son warned in Kyoto that superintelligence in the wrong hands could become “super dangerous.” He said countries need to work together to control powerful AI models.

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@cyber_razzSoftBank invested $41 billion into OpenAI. Then tried to borrow $10 billion against that stake. Banks said that’s too much. Cut it to $6 billion. Banks still said no. SoftBank shares dropped nearly 10% this morning.  The banks don’t believe OpenAI is worth $852 billion. The same OpenAI losing $14 billion a year. That just filed for a $1 trillion IPO. SoftBank needed the loan to keep funding OpenAI. To fund the company they already own 13% of. With money borrowed against the stake they already own. Masayoshi Son previously lost $70 billion on WeWork. Called it the most valuable company in the world. The banks remember WeWork.116d
@ChahatusharmaBloomberg: SoftBank's Masayoshi Son voices a rare AI safety caution in Kyoto. He said superintelligence in the wrong hands can become "super dangerous" and countries need to work together to control powerful AI models. Should AI's biggest backers talk more about safety?6h
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    @cyber_razzSoftBank invested $41 billion into OpenAI. Then tried to borrow $10 billion against that stake. Banks said that’s too much. Cut it to $6 billion. Banks still said no. SoftBank shares dropped nearly 10% this morning.  The banks don’t believe OpenAI is worth $852 billion. The same OpenAI losing $14 billion a year. That just filed for a $1 trillion IPO. SoftBank needed the loan to keep funding OpenAI. To fund the company they already own 13% of. With money borrowed against the stake they already own. Masayoshi Son previously lost $70 billion on WeWork. Called it the most valuable company in the world. The banks remember WeWork.116d
    @ChahatusharmaBloomberg: SoftBank's Masayoshi Son voices a rare AI safety caution in Kyoto. He said superintelligence in the wrong hands can become "super dangerous" and countries need to work together to control powerful AI models. Should AI's biggest backers talk more about safety?6h
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