
Sam Altman would have hypothesized a slowdown and coordination with other developers
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OpenAI is developing increasingly advanced artificial intelligence systems in a rapidly evolving market.
OpenAI is considering slowing the pace of development of its most advanced artificial intelligence systems amid growing concerns about the risks of runaway AI.
This was reported by the Bloomberg agency, according to which - during an internal meeting held this week - CEO Sam Altman hinted that OpenAI could coordinate with other developers in the sector to reduce the speed of development.

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