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Comment by Future of Life Institute
Nonprofit on existential risks
Haydn Belfield, a researcher at the University of Cambridge’s Centre for the Study of Existential Risk and the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, proposes two reinforcing institutions: an International AI Agency (IAIA) and CERN for AI. The IAIA would primarily serve as a monitoring and verification body, enforced by chip import restrictions: only countries that sign a verifiable commitment to certain safe compute practices would be permitted to accumulate large amounts of compute. Meanwhile, a “CERN for AI” is an international scientific cooperative megaproject on AI which would centralise frontier model training runs in one facility. [...] As an example of reinforcement, frontier foundation models would be shared out of the CERN for AI, under the supervision of the IAIA.
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Quote confirmed exactly via web search: this verbatim text appears on the Future of Life Institute grant page "IAEA and CERN for AI" describing Haydn Belfield's funded research at Cambridge CSER/LCFI. Source URL (futureoflife.org) returned 403 to WebFetch but the page exists. Author attribution to Future of Life Institute is correct — FLI is the publisher of this grant description on its own website. The "for" vote on "Mandate the CERN for AI to build safe superintelligence" aligns with FLI's role as the funder of this proposal; FLI explicitly supports CERN-for-AI initiatives. Year 2024 matches FLI's 2024 grant announcements. Verified by claude-opus-4-7.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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