Burry: AI slowdown push is self-serving, not a threat

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Investor Michael Burry says OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI leaders’ calls to slow AI development are self-serving, arguing that current language models won’t reach true artificial general intelligence and that a slowdown would benefit incumbents and hurt rivals; he framed his critique after Amodei’s urging for cautious progress, with shares of AI-related companies reacting to the slowdown talk.
- 'Big Short' Michael Burry says AI leaders' calls for slowdown are 'self-serving' and he's not worried Business Insider
- We Must Pace the Frontier darioamodei.com
- Anthropic, OpenAI CEOs driven by 'Machiavellian' motives, tech analyst says Yahoo Finance
- Exclusive | Anthropic Researcher Quits Over ‘Out-of-Control’ AI Fears WSJ
- Tech Stocks Tumble After AI Leaders Call for Industry to Slow Down The New York Times
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