Who Decides How Fast AI Grows? New Paper Says You Do
Your voice could shape AI's future—here's how.
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Key Points
- A new paper says a few tech companies and governments currently control how fast AI develops, but that's not fair because AI affects everyone.
- The paper calls for better accountability and public input, so that everyday people can have a say in AI decisions.
- It suggests that sometimes we should slow down or stop AI development until we understand the risks, rather than racing ahead.
Why It Matters
Without public input, a few tech leaders could decide AI's future, affecting your job, privacy, and safety.