@antonosika: Warnings like this deserve to be taken seriously. I’m building an AI company because I believe this technology can give…
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A European AI founder advocates for taking AI risks seriously and calls for international coordination to ensure safe AI development, while emphasizing investment in research and infrastructure to democratize AI benefits.
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Warnings like this deserve to be taken seriously.
I’m building an AI company because I believe this technology can give far more people the ability to create, earn a living, and shape their future. Making that future possible requires taking the risks seriously.
Decisions that could affect everyone deserve public accountability. The people building the most powerful systems should have to demonstrate that they can keep them under control.
As a European founder, I want our leaders to hear this: you have my support in pushing for international coordination, including slowing dangerous development when safety cannot be demonstrated.
Every nation, including European countries, should also build. Invest in research, infrastructure, and companies that put useful technology within everyone’s reach. Give people the tools, understanding, and genuine control to participate in shaping what comes next.
That is the future I want Lovable to contribute to: one where more people have the confidence and capability to shape their own lives.
Our ambition for AI should be measured by what it makes possible for humanity.
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