UAE official calls for independent AI safety checks amid rapid advances
Countries should stop expecting the global artificial intelligence (AI) race to slow down and instead build independent systems for testing increasingly powerful models, a senior UAE official said on Tuesday. That approach inevitably raises questions about checks and balances when government can simultaneously be an investor, regulator, customer and builder of technology, a point Anderson put direct.
Instead, he called for independent reviews, common benchmarks and safety standards that evolve alongside the technology rather than conventional regulations written once and left unchanged for years.
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