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How should the tech industry approach the topic of AI safety? Increasingly, high-level executives are weighing in on this question, as a debate rages over whether incidents like the Hugging Face incident — in which an OpenAI agent hacked several different companies — suggest that AI is on the verge of throwing
Only in the movies have we really seen software that looks like this. It’s the final day of another Dreamforce and as is traditional, the final word of our dedicated coverage goes to the main man, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who is in typically understated mode as he contemplates
Following multiple reports of AI agent swarmshacking websites and coordinating via secret message boards, along with a dire message for humanity from an outgoing Anthropic engineer, leading AI companies have called for a coordinated AI development “slowdown.” Alongside various versions of this specific phrase—slowdown—they’ve also expressed concerns
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