@FinanceYF5: Who decides whether AI should be stopped? Anthropic's answer: Without a global coordination mechanism, there is no solution. They plan to spend time researching a system that allows laboratories in different countries to mutually verify each other—because trust alone is far from enough.
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Anthropic believes that without a global coordination mechanism, AI safety issues cannot be solved. They plan to study a mutual verification system for national labs, as trust alone is insufficient.
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Who decides when to put the brakes on AI?
Anthropic’s answer: without a global coordination mechanism, this problem is simply unsolvable. They plan to spend time developing a system that allows labs across countries to mutually verify each other — because trust alone is far from enough. https://t.co/9t4HDzS45Z
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