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Artificial intelligence will match the collective intelligence of “The country of geniusesWithin two years, the CEO of Antarubor Dario Amani warned today in sharp criticism this week The summit of artificial intelligence in Paris. Its timeline – targeting 2026 or 2027 – is one of the most predictions so far from the main commander of Amnesty International on technology progress towards cancellation.
Amodei described Paris A summitThe lost opportunity“The challenge of the pace of the international community is leisurely towards the governance of artificial intelligence. Its warning reaches a pivotal moment, as democratic and authoritarian countries compete for the domination of the development of artificial intelligence.
“We must guarantee the leadership of democratic societies in artificial intelligence, and that the authoritarian states do not use them to create a global military hegemony,” Amani wrote in the Antarbur official. statement. His fears extend beyond the geopolitical competition to include the weaknesses of the supply chain in the chips, the manufacture of semiconductors, and cybersecurity.
The summit revealed in -depth fractures in the international approach to organizing artificial intelligence. US Vice President JD Vance unacceptable European regulatory proposals, and their rejection as “huge” and suffocating. The United States and the United Kingdom significantly Refusal Summit obligations, with highlighting the increasing challenge of achieving consensus on artificial intelligence governance.
Anthropor has placed herself as a defender of transparency in developing artificial intelligence. The company launched its economic index this week to track the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor markets – a step that contradicts its most secret competitors. This initiative deals with confirmation concerns about the capabilities of artificial intelligence to reshape global recruitment patterns.
Three critical issues dominated the Amodei message: preserving democratic leadership in developing artificial intelligence, managing security risks, and preparing for economic turmoil. Its focus on security is especially focused on preventing AI’s misuse by non -governmental actors and managing independent risks of advanced systems.
The race with time: a two -year window to control
It challenges the urgency of the current timeline. Its prediction that artificial intelligence will achieve capabilities at the level of genius by 2027-by 2030 as the latest estimate-indicates that current governance structures may be insufficient to manage artificial intelligence systems from the next generation.
For technology leaders and policy makers, Amodei warning the artificial intelligence governance framework over time. The international community faces the escalating pressure to create effective controls before artificial intelligence capabilities exceed our ability to judge them. The question now becomes whether governments can coincide with the pace of development of artificial intelligence with rapid regulatory responses equally.
The Paris Summit leaves the technology industry and wrestling governments with a fundamental challenge: how to balance economic and scientific opportunities that are unprecedented by Amnesty International against its unprecedented risks on an equal footing. As a codei suggests, the effective international governance creation window quickly closes.