World leaders from Canada, Australia, Germany, the EU, the UAE, and others have signed a letter calling for AI control mechanisms based on Dario Amodei’s essay
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World leaders from Canada, Australia, Germany, the EU, the UAE, and others have signed a letter advocating for AI control mechanisms based on an essay by Dario Amodei.
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