AI 2027 Author Praises Dario's, Altman's, and Elon's Pledge To Slow Down AI Development

Reddit r/singularity 09/12/26, 10:39 PM News

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Summary

The AI 2027 author praises a pledge by Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, and Elon Musk to slow down AI development, adjusting probabilities of various superintelligence timelines.

Wow. Probability of Plan D just went down again, probability of Plans C, A, and S just went up! https://x.com/DKokotajlo/status/2098802905151427019 Under Plan D, Superintelligence would be reached by 2031 (What the AI2027 authors want to avoid). Under Plan A, Superintelligence would be reached in 2040 (what the AI 2027 authors consider ideal). And under Plan S: indefinitely delayed.

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