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UN’s First AI Safety Panel Says Scientists Can’t Rule Out ‘Catastrophic Harm’

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UN’s First AI Safety Panel Says Scientists Can’t Rule Out ‘Catastrophic Harm’

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A 40-scientist panel found that AI capabilities are outrunning both scientific understanding and government oversight. A 40-scientist panel found that AI capabilities are outrunning both scientific understanding and government oversight. Read the full story on Decrypt via the link below.

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