Altman warns AI could go badly if control is lost or power concentrates, urges pacing and safeguards

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns that rapid AI progress could go “very badly” in two ways—loss of human control and excessive concentration of power—and argues for a measured pace, stronger safety standards, and transparent safety evaluations. He advocates interim safety “cases,” industry-wide standards, and federal coordination, while noting that progress should slow rather than stop and that American companies should lead with responsible development and independent verification.
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