Maamulka Trump iyo Maamulka AI: Isku dayga xakameynta AI wuxuu ku dhacayaa xadka
Maamulka Trump wuxuu ku eedeeyay in khataraha AI ay yihiin 'dhagax', halka hoggaamiyayaasha AI ay isku raaceen in xakameyn la sameeyo. Mark Zuckerberg iyo Elon Musk ayaa ka soo horjeestay xakameynta, halka OpenAI ay ku doortay in dowladdu ka qayb qaaddo.
Qorshaha saddexda tallaabo ee Amodei
Dario Amodei, hoggaamiyaha Anthropic, wuxuu soo jeediyay qorshe saddexda tallaabo ah oo lagu xakameynayo horumarinta AI, kaas oo ku jira in la beddelo baarayaasha saddexaad ee ku jira maamulka, in la isku xiro dhaqaalaha gudaha, iyo in la sameeyo heshiisyo caalami ah. Sam Altman, Demis Hassabis, iyo Elon Musk ayaa si rasmi ah u muujiyay inay isku raaceen qaybo ka mid ah qorshahan.
Qorshahan wuxuu ku salaysan yahay in la xakameeyo AI, laakiin maamulka Trump wuxuu ku eedeeyay in khataraha AI ay yihiin 'dhagax'. Mark Zuckerberg wuxuu ka soo horjeestay in la xakameeyo maamulka, halka OpenAI ay sheegtay in dowladdu ay ka qayb qaaddo xakameynta AI.
Maamulka Trump iyo khilaafka xakameynta
Trump wuxuu sheegay in maamulku uu hore u xakameeyay AI, wuxuuna ku yiri 'Robooyinka ma ahan inay ku guuleystaan'. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay in maamulku uu leeyahay awoodda 'dambi iyo xakameyn' ee AI. Nick Reese, professorka New York University, wuxuu sheegay in maamulka Trump uu ka shaqeynayay heshiisyo hore oo ku saabsan AI, sida heshiiska 13960.
Trump wuxuu ku yiri 'Conspiracy Theorists, Treasonists, Traitors, and Leakers, BEWARE!', wuxuuna ku eedeeyay inay jiraan 'dhagax' oo lagu xakameynayo AI. Zvi Mowshowitz, bloggerka AI, wuxuu sheegay in Trump uu ka shaqeynayo 'vibes' oo aan ahayn siyaasad rasmi ah.
Isku dayga xakameynta AI wuxuu ku dhacayaa xadka
OpenAI wuxuu sheegay in dowladdu ay ka qayb qaaddo xakameynta AI, wuxuuna ku yiri 'People want to know AI is being developed safely'. Anthropic wuxuu sheegay inay 'always advocat[ed] for well-considered regulation of AI'. Mark Zuckerberg wuxuu ku yiri 'Every lab has the responsibility and incentive to move at the pace required to train its models safely'.
Nick Reese wuxuu sheegay in xakameynta AI ay ku salaysan tahay in la xakameeyo waxyaabaha aan la ogolayn inay khaladaad sameeyaan, sida dhaqaalaha iyo samafalka. Wuxuu sheegay in maamulka Trump uu ka shaqeynayo 'vibes' oo aan ahayn siyaasad rasmi ah.
A proposed three-step plan to slow AI development drew tentative agreement from top executives, but the Trump administration and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg have pushed back, leaving the regulatory future of artificial intelligence in flux.
Tech Leaders Tentatively Align on Slowing AI
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei outlined a three-step plan to slow AI development, including embedding third-party evaluators in labs and forging international agreements. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk publicly seemed to agree on aspects of the proposal.
The plan also involves coordinating across the domestic industry. Anthropic stated it has always advocated for well-considered regulation of AI, even when accused of hype or regulatory capture. However, Anthropic declined to comment on the specific regulation proposals.
Administration and Meta Push Back Against Regulation
The Trump administration has attacked the idea of a safety crisis in AI, calling it a hoax. Trump told a crowd over speakerphone that the robots will not be taking over and posted that the only guardrails AI needs is a strong president.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg came out against limiting companies' autonomy, citing an X post where he distanced himself from calls for a slowdown. Zuckerberg, Musk, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang scuttled proposals for an industry-funded independent regulator for the AI industry.
Industry Divided on Path Forward
OpenAI's global affairs chief Chris Lehane stated that government has an important role in AI safety and that the AI policy window is open with growing bipartisan support for mandatory national safety standards. An AI venture capitalist agreed, comparing regulation to safety standards for electricity, cars, and airplanes.
Experts note the administration's positions have been wobbly and inconsistent. Nick Reese, a former DHS official, said Trump's current anti-regulation statements are confusing given his prior work on Executive Order 13960. Zvi Mowshowitz noted Trump is driven more by vibes than consistent policy.
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