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Why OpenAI's chief scientist says we're unprepared for AI

Why OpenAI's chief scientist says we're unprepared for AI

Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI's chief scientist, said on September 6 that AI could soon improve itself, leading to bigger capability jumps. He cautioned that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence necessitates considerable prudence, stating his conviction that humanity is unprepared for the ramifications. Pachocki also advocated for a joint approach to decelerating AI development if safety measures are unable to keep pace.

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