Comment by Dee Cattle

Research Strategist for Ethics & Safety at Google; AI safety and governance researcher.
Humanity is not sufficiently prepared for the impacts of advanced AI in psychological, social, environmental, labour market, and military domains. With an inflection point in recursive AI self-improvement forecasted to be just around the corner, leaders of governments and frontier AI labs must collectively agree on mechanisms for pacing frontier AI development now. This would be a valuable first step in shifting the dynamics of AI development away from destructive short-term competition towards prioritising the collective future of humanity. We must not wait for catastrophic situations to start arising before agreeing on how to collectively respond.
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