Why are AI companies hitting the brakes? | DW News
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The race to build more powerful AI is moving at breakneck speed. Now, some of the industry's leading figures are urging caution, warning that safety measures may not be keeping pace. Are concerns about catastrophic AI risks overblown, or not being taken seriously enough? We get two perspectives with Connor Leahy of ControlAI and Sam Winter-Levy of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. #dwcurrentaffairs #ai 00:00 AI leaders call for slowdown amid safety fears 00:39 Conor Leahy, US Executive Director, Control AI talks to DW 01:13 Could an international ban on superintelligent AI happen? 02:35 Can the US and China cooperate on AI regulation? 04:22 Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Dario Amodei unite on AI safety 05:27 What can governments do to stop artificial superintelligence? 06:53 Sam Winter-Levy, Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace talks to DW 08:10 Concerns over powerful AI systems grow 11:15 How does the US-China technology race affect AI regu
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