DeepSeek engineer warns on AI control

The article discusses criticisms made by Liu Shengyu, an engineer at the Chinese company DeepSeek, regarding the idea of monopolizing the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) by American companies such as Anthropic and OpenAI. He warns of the risks associated with leaving technology in the hands of a single entity, comparing it to the dangerous scenario of Nazi forces acquiring nuclear weapons. This comes after Anthropic's calls to slow down the development pace of major AI models to ensure safety and control. The debate centers on the need to regulate the pace of technological advancement, while China emphasizes the importance of open collaboration and a balanced approach to national security, rejecting excessive restrictions that hinder access to technology. The article highlights that the disagreement between China and the US over AI regulation primarily revolves around the nature of the controls and the balance between rapid development and security.

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