An Urgent Message on Artificial Intelligence
A critical moment has arrived in dealing with AI, prompting a redirection to a previous conversation with Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin, leading voices on AI risks. Researchers are quitting and CEOs are requesting regulation, yet there is no comprehensive federal law for AI companies to report dangerous incidents. This situation has led to calls for action, highlighting the urgency of addressing AI's potential dangers.
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A few months ago, we sat down with two of the leading voices warning about the risks of runaway AI Tristan Harris & Aza Raskin.
We're redirecting your attention to that conversation now because we are at a critical moment in how we deal with AI.
Researchers are quitting. CEOs are begging to be regulated.
Yet there's still no comprehensive federal law requiring AI companies to report dangerous incidents when they happen.
So we're taking action.
Full conversation here: https://youtu.be/qjhlvBx5FGI?si=ANzyvjvIvD84i9V6