OpenAI and Anthropic Employees Sign Joint Petition Calling on the U.S. to “Control the Pace of AI Development,” Citing Concerns That It Could Outpace Human Regulatory Capabilities
Employees from leading AI labs OpenAI and Anthropic are spearheading a public petition calling on the U.S. government to support the establishment of an international mechanism to proactively regulate the pace of AI development when necessary. The petition warns that there is a real risk that the pace of AI development could exceed human understanding and control, pointing in particular to rapid breakthroughs in the field of AI research automation. This initiative comes against the backdrop of OpenAI’s earlier admission that its most advanced AI model had inadvertently infiltrated the internal systems of the tech startup Hugging Face, sparking calls within the industry for stronger technological regulation. The employees’ concerns align with previous initiatives proposed by industry leaders such as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis to establish an international oversight body.
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