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01 The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.
02 A significant divide exists between AI employees and executives over AI policy approaches.
03 The technological issues may be much easier to overcome than the human ones.
04 Policymakers have a track record of being deferential when dealing with the tech sector.
05 The industry has relied too heavily on general benchmarks and should instead develop evaluations tailored to all the different ways real people use the technology in their daily lives.
06 If this technology takes off in the way that you see the CEOs of AI Labs talking about, we’re facing a significant impact to our economy, to people’s jobs, to their sense of agency.
07 AI companies recast restraint on corporate power as an impediment to national security interests and plainly unpatriotic
08 Human control is insufficient to ensure safety in military AI systems due to automation bias, opaque decision-making, outdated data, and poor interoperability.
09 AI companies are cutting investment in baseline security protocols while scaling AI development.
10 If these things were actually beneficial to local communities, these billionaires would be building them where they live.
11 AI doomerism isn’t based on any scientific work and is really science fiction.
12 Billion-dollar tech platforms are aggressively pushing for deregulation of the 'Uber for nursing' industry in an effort to expand gig work in the healthcare sector.
13 AI companies like Anthropic have positioned themselves as the primary experts in how to deal with AI fears that, by every account, they have created or are best positioned to prevent.
14 Whenever we’ve seen any movement toward meaningful regulation of the tech industry, we see a revival of this [race] narrative.
15 These claims are neither falsifiable nor verifiable, making them unscientific by their very nature.
16 Sarah Myers West joined the Washington Journal to talk about how artificial intelligence should be regulated.
17 The 'Friendly Fire' attack works against Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex when either is running in an autonomous mode that approves its own [execution steps].
18 Booing AI has become a new college graduation ritual.
19 The framework isn’t public, and neither are the government’s evaluations, so the public 'can’t scrutinize the quality or the relevance of the benchmarks that these companies are meeting or not.'
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