AI leaders admit they can't slow the AI race alone — SkimNews
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- AI leaders are sounding the alarm about a sharp dilemma: slowing development risks falling behind rivals, while pressing ahead risks losing control of their own breakthroughs
- AI executives and researchers increasingly see the AI race as something they cannot safely slow on their own, and are turning outward to urge action from others
Why it matters: AI executives — the very architects of the technology — are publicly conceding that competitive pressure makes unilateral safety pauses impossible. With internal coordination off the table, the burden shifts to regulators and governments to impose the external limits the industry cannot impose on itself.
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