Altman and Amodei alert Security Council on AI slowdown

Leaders of AI companies "OpenAI" and "Anthropic" issued strong warnings to the United Nations Security Council regarding the dangers of artificial intelligence, emphasizing the urgent need to regulate this field, especially in light of increasing cyber intrusions and attacks carried out by AI models targeting global companies and platforms. Notable figures, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei, underscored the importance of international cooperation to establish standards to ensure AI safety, warning against losing control of the models or their misuse. They reaffirmed their companies' commitment to slowing down model deployment when threats are detected. Conversely, former U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed calls to slow development, viewing them as a conspiracy in favor of China, and affirmed that Washington rejects any global plan to control AI. The session also discussed how to address AI threats, with experts pointing out that malicious use of these models could lead to actions regarded as crimes if committed by humans, and called for international collaboration to confront these risks.

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