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The article addresses growing concerns about the rapid development of artificial intelligence, especially as companies approach creating models capable of self-learning and evolving without human intervention, such as general AI models. Numerous workers and experts express worry that this advancement may surpass our ability to control and ensure safety, with warnings of serious risks, including more than a 10% chance of a catastrophe threatening humanity. In response to these fears, top corporate leaders have called for slowing down the development of new models and imposing strict regulations, while also urging the U.S. government to oversee and steer this progress. Conversely, there is political resistance from leaders of countries like the United States and China, who view slowing progress as a conspiracy against economic and industrial interests. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the rapid pace of development threatens human security, and companies lack effective tools to monitor their increasingly powerful systems.
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