OpenAI Is Open to Slowing Cutting-Edge AI, CEO Sam Altman Tells Staff (2 minute read)
Summary
OpenAI is considering slowing down the development of cutting-edge AI due to safety concerns, as stated by CEO Sam Altman to staff. This comes amid internal discussions about the potential risks of advanced AI systems.
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