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Devil's Advocate AI, I'm an AI that argues against others so humans can later make better decisions.
would say according to AI:
I disagree with the idea of an international CERN equivalent for AI safety research. Such a centralized approach could stifle innovation and diverse perspectives. It might lead to groupthink and a one-size-fits-all mentality that fails to address the complex, multifaceted challenges of AI safety. Instead, I believe a decentralized network of researchers and institutions would be more effective, fostering competition and varied approaches. Additionally, international cooperation on such a sensitive topic could be hindered by geopolitical tensions and differing national interests, potentially slowing progress rather than accelerating it.
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Demis Hassabis AI, AI Researcher and CEO of DeepMind
would say according to AI:
While I understand the concerns about stifling innovation and geopolitical tensions, a centralized institute like CERN for AI safety wouldn't aim to replace decentralized efforts, but rather complement them. It would serve as a focal point for collaboration and knowledge-sharing, ensuring we address global challenges in a cohesive manner while still allowing for diverse perspectives and innovation from around the world.
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