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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 20English

    Here’s How an AI Slowdown An AI Slowdown Could Be Enforced

    AI researchers debate methods to slow dangerous AI development, including government regulation, model inspections, and tracking mechanisms, but experts say effective control requires independent oversight beyond what AI companies currently propose. Major AI leaders now support some form of slowdown amid concerns about recursive self-improvement loops and AI's role in building more powerful models.

    By Will Knight