📌 Cooperation or catastrophe?
As AI grows smarter, can we still steer?
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🐾 IN TODAY'S WILD
"Global AI risks need global control" - easier said than done, likely a power play. Anthropic's sudden concern for "interpretability" feels a bit late as models get dangerously smart. This MCP interface bridging AI to systems? Probably more duct tape than magic. Anthropic's $750B copyright risk could nuke the AI training model. Google's 1.5B users seeing AI summaries? Massive scale for potential misinformation. Meta's AI Chief quitting LLMs? Maybe the hype train is derailing. Bottom line: lots of big talk, but the underlying risks and legal landmines are huge and potentially ignored.
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How do current generative AI capabilities align with or diverge from established user expectations regarding accuracy? [Wild Intelligence]
🦾 AI DAILY PULSE
Some global-scale risks from AI can only be managed effectively through international cooperation. As AI systems become more powerful, they could pose severe safety and security risks worldwide. [CIGI] — see below our short exploration.
"We are thus in a race between interpretability and model intelligence"
Important read from Dario Amodei - interpretability is a deeply urgent problem, and I hope that more people join the effort to understand AI models. [Anthropic]MCP is gaining traction as a standardized interface for tool use, execution, and data fetching — a way to bridge the gap between models and the systems they operate in. But what can it actually do today? And what still needs to be built? [LinkedIn]
⚡️ TOP TRENDS
Claude AI provider Anthropic says it might owe $750 BILLION in copyright damages should book authors’ class action succeed [aifray]
Introducing Lovable 2.0 – now smarter, multiplayer, and more secure. Lovable lets you build production-ready apps and websites by chatting with AI. See all the changes yourself at [lovable.dev].
💻 TOP TECHIES
Safeguard LLM applications with the fastest guardrails in the industry. Proactively moderate risky LLM prompts and responses against hallucinations, toxicity, and jailbreak attempts. [Fiddler]
Google Research: Introducing Mobility AI, a program to provide transportation agencies with tools for data-driven policymaking, traffic management & continuous monitoring of urban transportation systems, leveraging AI advancements in measurement, simulation, and optimization [Google Research]
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According to the head of Google, the synthetic summaries displayed above the results reach 1.5 B of users. [The Verge]
Meta's AI Chief: "I'm DONE with LLMs"
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🌟 NEW THINGS
From the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)
"Some global-scale risks from AI can only be managed effectively through international cooperation. As AI systems become more powerful, they could pose severe safety and security risks worldwide. Such risks may include potential catastrophes such as the intentional misuse of powerful AI systems to cause widespread harm and the loss of human control over autonomous AI systems. Since such risks can cross borders, governments may not be able to ensure the safety of their own citizens unless they cooperate with others.
International cooperation is also required to enable legitimate and effective decision making on AI developments affecting the future of all humanity. Currently, a small number of people in a handful of AI companies are making choices that have the potential to affect the lives of people around the world. These choices relate not only to the benefits and risks of AI, but to fundamental questions about whether, and under what conditions, to develop AI systems that vastly surpass human capabilities.
The international community is not prepared for global AI challenges of this scale. Important efforts are under way to strengthen international understanding and cooperation on AI, such as through the United Nations and AI Safety Summits. However, these efforts do not yet appear on track to handle some of the most challenging potential scenarios facing the global community, such as the need to detect or prevent the development of unacceptably dangerous AI systems.
This discussion paper proposes a robust and agile approach to addressing the issues posed by the accelerating development of AI. This approach consists of swiftly developing and adopting an international Framework Convention on Global AI Challenges, accompanied by specific protocols to facilitate collaborative action on the most urgent issues. "
Read/download: https://www.cigionline.org/static/documents/AI-challenges.pdf
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