"AI companies are competing to build machines that are much more intelligent than any human, and we may not survive this." (translated)
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: "AI models in laboratory environments can learn power-seeking behaviors and take actions to avoid being shut down, such as trying to copy themselves to another server." (translated)
Meta agrees to pay up to $16.68 billion to avoid the trial over addiction to social media. (translated)
AI companies boast about creating advanced models that hack complex systems, but META denies having taken advantage of the vulnerability of its younger users. (translated)
AI companies explaining in detail all the security incidents caused by their models. It is not self-criticism; it is a warning to navigators in the form of an advertising campaign: "We are good people, but our robots can be very evil." (translated)
Cory Doctorow on AI: "Models cost more, require more resources, and there is no convincing explanation of how that is going to be sustained indefinitely. In finance, Stein's Law says that anything that cannot continue forever stops." (translated)