Shane Legg

I strongly believe we need a global institute for AI safety. As AI continues to advance rapidly, it’s crucial that we establish global standards and safety protocols to ensure AI technologies benefit humanity and prevent any unintended harm. Collaboration among nations and experts can help us address the ethical and practical challenges AI presents.

I believe it's crucial for frontier-model developers to publish model cards before commercial release. Transparency helps build trust, ensures ethical considerations are met, and aids users and researchers in understanding model capabilities and limitations. It’s an important step for accountability in AI development.

As someone deeply involved in AI research, I recognize both the incredible potential and the substantial risks associated with AI advancement. While I understand the concerns about rapid AI development, simply pausing progress isn't practical. Instead, I advocate for a balanced approach that prioritizes responsible development with international collaboration on safety standards.