While calls to "reduce the speed of development of artificial intelligence models" in the USA have caused controversy, some technology company executives and political figures are worried that the slowdown will lead to monopolization in the sector and provide an advantage to China.
Although the call of Dario Amodei, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the US-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic, to companies to "reduce the speed of development of artificial intelligence models" has received support from some leading names in the industry, the issue continues to be addressed from different perspectives.
INTER-COUNTRY COMPETITION CONCERNS
US House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson, in his statement to NBC News, said that there is a need for regulation that will not "suppress innovation" in the USA, and said, "We will not act hastily and pass a law that will harm the country and give an advantage to China." he said.
Republican Senator John Cornyn, in a post on the social media platform of US-based company
CONCERNS ABOUT THE PROCESS REMAINING UNDER THE CONTROL OF CERTAIN COMPANIES
Satya Nadella, CEO of the US technology company Microsoft, also shared his post on
“We also need to accelerate and expand the benefits of AI to spread across countries, communities, and companies,” Nadella said. made his assessment.
Aidan Gomez, CEO of Canada-based artificial intelligence startup Cohere, also wrote in his article, "Should a few selected market-dominant artificial intelligence companies from Silicon Valley determine the rules and security standards of a technology that will last for generations for the whole world?" he said.
TRUMP'S STATEMENTS
In response to a question from journalists yesterday, US President Donald Trump said that "restrictions can be imposed" on the sector, but that "things that will never happen are being put forward" in artificial intelligence discussions.
Arguing that they are ahead of China in artificial intelligence technology, Trump said, "We are the most sophisticated country in the world and I want it to stay that way, because whoever wins in artificial intelligence is the winner." he said.
Former White House artificial intelligence and crypto manager David Sacks, in his post on
AMODEI'S CALL AND STATEMENTS OF SUPPORT
In his post on his social media account on September 12, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called on companies to "reduce the speed of development of artificial intelligence models" as concerns about controlling artificial intelligence systems increased.
Then, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman supported Amodei on his social media account and said, "I agree with Dario's view that we need to adjust the pace of edge technology studies in a controlled manner." He used the expression.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX companies, also quoted Amodei's post and said, "Dario is right." he commented.
Amodei's call came after Jacob Coxon, who has been working as a researcher at OpenAI and Anthropic for the last three years, resigned from Anthropic, arguing that neither company acted responsibly enough regarding artificial intelligence, and made statements that became world news.
Claiming that companies are in an uncontrolled race for self-improving artificial intelligence systems, Coxon claimed that industry employees who develop artificial intelligence models seriously believe that these systems can "kill humanity" within 10 years.
