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Top AI Quotes of the Day

Sen. Josh Hawley: Trust AI Companies to Police Themselves? Of Course Not

‘If their agents cause the collapse of hospitals, people's bank accounts … they ought to be on the hook for that’

Josh Hawley

‘Everyone who is affected by something deserves to have recourse and ideally also jurisdiction over that technology’

Jasmine Wang

‘If the government won't act, the companies cannot wash their hands of responsibility’

Rob Wiblin

‘The meta games with these models … are getting so many layers deep that I can't even follow it anymore’

Eric Ho

‘Do we have to have a complete and utter disaster in the real world to provide the galvanizing moment?’

Kevin Rudd

‘I believe we should make it illegal, and I do think it's possible’

Daniel Kokotajlo

‘We're still in control. We're still making these things. They're not the product of evolution’

Geoffrey Hinton

‘We crossed the cyber threshold, and we crossed the bio threshold early this year’

Bill Gates

‘As a less intelligent entity, we cannot imagine the concerns, the ambitions, the plans of the more intelligent entities’

Yuval Noah Harari

‘For these models, they might know in advance how developers would react to their unintended plans’

Mikita Balesni

‘I think I'm seeing tremendous self-policing, and they understand that they have to self-police’

Donald Trump

‘Quite correctly, they are saying … we want AI to work for everybody, not just make the big tech billionaires even richer’

Bernie Sanders

‘I had sources telling me an incident can be very similar to what we saw last week with the Australian Medicare portal’

Madison Mills

‘They were rewarded for colluding secretly, and people inside the company didn't know this was happening’

Jeffrey Ladish

‘I think that the most likely way this would happen is by first automating the process of AI development itself’

Mary Phuong