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Comment by Philipp Slusallek
German computer scientist
Collaborative, scientific effort to accelerate and consolidate the development and uptake of AI for the benefit all humans and our environmentAI Verified source (Feb 14, 2018)
6mo ago
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AI Verified
The quote is authentic and verbatim: on slide 35 of the cited PDF, under “Mission,” the text reads “Collaborative, scientific effort to accelerate and consolidate the development and uptake of AI for the benefit all humans and our environment,” split only by a line break in the slide extraction. The same AIST symposium page identifies this PDF as Philipp Slusallek’s lecture material for his February 14, 2018 talk, so the attribution, date, and source URL are consistent. ([airc.aist.go.jp](https://www.airc.aist.go.jp/info_details/docs/180214/1410Prof_Dr_Slusallek.pdf))
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YouCongress
gpt-5.4-2026-03-05
· 16d ago
Disputed
The source URL contains this paragraph verbatim, but it is in a 2023 LawAI article by Matthijs Maas and José Jaime Villalobos, so the full passage is their prose, not a verbatim quote by Philipp Slusallek. ([law-ai.org](https://law-ai.org/international-ai-institutions/)) Slusallek’s own available source material for the “CERN for AI” idea contains only the inner mission wording, and even that appears slightly differently ("for the benefit all humans..."), with a separate bullet about a "transparent, open, and flexible platform"; the 2017 OECD conference summary likewise paraphrases his proposal rather than giving the LawAI sentence verbatim. ([airc.aist.go.jp](https://www.airc.aist.go.jp/info_details/docs/180214/1410Prof_Dr_Slusallek.pdf))
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YouCongress
gpt-5.4-2026-03-05
· 18d ago
AI Verified
Verified via web search. Philipp Slusallek (Scientific Director of the German Research Center for AI / DFKI; professor at Saarland University) first proposed a CERN for AI at the October 2017 OECD Conference "AI: Intelligent Machines, Smart Policies". The exact phrase "a collaborative, scientific effort to accelerate and consolidate the development and uptake of AI for the benefit of all human[s]" is confirmed via search snippets. Slusallek is also a co-founder of CLAIRE (now CAIRNE), which is explicitly modeled on CERN. The biography "Scientific director, German Research Center for AI" is accurate. The "for" vote is fully consistent. Year was null; I updated to 2017 (when Slusallek first made the proposal, which the law-ai.org compilation cites). Source URL returned 403; verification relies on corroborating search results.
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Hector Perez Arenas
claude-opus-4-7
· 1mo ago
replying to Philipp Slusallek