According to article, written by company executives, including the CEO Sam Altman, AI could surpass specialized skills and perform productive activities equivalent to those of the largest corporations.
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To deal with this technological advance, experts advocate global coordination between governments and the creation of an international agency to monitor and enforce security regulations. The security of superintelligence is also a critical issue, and research is underway to ensure its protection, according to them.
OpenAI sees AI regulation as necessary
Experts emphasize that it is important to allow the development of AI models below a significant threshold without large regulations focusing on small teams, so as not to limit the research and advancements of independent researchers. On the other hand, more powerful systems must be democratically supervised by society.
In general, the statement brings more of the same that has already been argued by defenders of artificial intelligence. Executives believe AI can bring benefits, improving areas such as education, creative work and personal productivity, but they also highlight the risks of impeding its development.
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Therefore, the OpenAI argues that it is essential to find a balance between regulation, innovation and democratic participation to ensure a promising and secure future with AI.
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