OpenAI CEO Altman proposes three "endgames" for AI development to employees: international regulation, merger, or a single dominant player.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman last week described three AI safety development paths being discussed in the industry to employees internally: establishing an international regulatory body similar to the International Atomic Energy Agency, merging major AI labs into a single entity, and having one company monopolize hashrate to "melt all competitors' GPUs," The Information reported. Altman stated that OpenAI needs to decide which path to pursue within the next year, emphasizing the desire for humanity to always control technology and avoid excessive concentration of power in the industry. This statement comes as the Trump administration begins to establish its first set of regulatory mechanisms for "superintelligence" developers.
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