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Sam Altman on China beating US in AI: Progress should be slower for safety

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Sam Altman on China beating US in AI: Progress should be slower for safety

Sam Altman highlighted the potential for China to take the lead in artificial intelligence innovation, urging American firms to pursue responsible practices to preserve their competitive edge.

He advocates for a more cautious approach to AI development, prioritizing safety and alignment with existing capabilities.

OpenAI is committing to safer development protocols and emphasizes the need for collective industry standards to ensure secure advancements in AI technology.

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