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Artificial intelligence will correspond to the collective intelligence of “A country of geniuses“In two years, the CEO of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, warned today in a strong critic of this week Summit Ai Action in Paris. Its calendar – targeting 2026 or 2027 – marks one of the most specific predictions to date of a large AI leader on the progress of technology towards superintendent.
Amodei labeled the Paris summit a “failed opportunity“Defying the quiet pace of the international community towards AI governance. Its warning arrives at a pivotal moment, while the democratic and authoritarian nations compete for domination in the development of AI.
“We must make sure that democratic societies run in AI and that authoritarian countries do not use it to establish global military domination,” wrote Amodei in the anthropic official statement. His concerns extend beyond geopolitical competition to encompass the vulnerabilities of the supply chain in chips, the manufacture of semiconductors and cybersecurity.
The summit has exposed to deepen the fractures of the international approach to AI regulation. US vice-president JD Vance rejected European regulatory proposals, rejecting them as “massive” and stifling. The United States and the United Kingdom in particular refused to sign The commitments of the summit, highlighting the growing challenge of carrying out a consensus on the governance of the AI.
Anthropic positioned himself as a defender of transparency in the development of AI. The company launched its Economic index This week to follow the impact of AI on the labor markets – a decision that contrasts with its more secret competitors. This initiative responds to increasing concerns concerning the potential of the AI to reshape global employment models.
Three critical questions dominated Amodei’s message: maintaining democratic leadership in AI development, managing security risks and preparing economic disturbances. Its accent placed on safety is focused in particular on prevention of the improper use of AI by non -state actors and the management of autonomous risks of advanced systems.
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The urgency of the Amodei calendar questions current regulatory executives. Its prediction that the AI will reach the capacities at engineering by 2027 – with 2030 as a last estimate – suggests that current governance structures can be inadequate for the management of new generation AI systems.
For technology leaders and decision -makers, Amodei’s warning frames have the governance of AI as a race against time. The international community faces increasing pressure to establish effective controls before AI’s capacities exceed our ability to govern them. The question now becomes if governments can correspond to the accelerated pace of AI development with equally fast regulatory responses.
The consequences of the Paris Summit leave technology industry and governments are struggling with a fundamental challenge: how to balance the unprecedented economic and scientific opportunities for AI against its equally unprecedented risks. As Amodei suggests, the window to establish effective international governance quickly firm.
