Madaxda OpenAI iyo Anthropic waxay u baaqeen xakamayn caalami ah oo ku saabsan AI-ka
Madaxda shirkadaha ugu waaweyn ee AI-ka ee Adduunka ayaa ka hadlay shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay, iyagoo sheegay in xakamayn caalami ah loo baahan yahay si looga hortago khataraha AI-ku ku yeeshaa bulshada.
Warbixin ka socotay shirka Ammaanka Qaramada Midoobay
Dario Amodei, hoggaamiyaha shirkadda Anthropic, wuxuu sheegay in AI-ka haddii loo maareeyo si xun uu noqon karo khatar bulsho dhan. Sam Altman, hoggaamiyaha OpenAI,na wuxuu sheegay in dadku ay ku dhici karaan inay ka baxaan xakamaynta AI-ka.
Shirkan ayaa ka dhacay New York, iyadoo la isku dayay in la xakameeyo AI-ka, waxaana ka qayb galay wasiirrada dowladaha dhowr dal oo isku dayay inay sameeyaan qorshe caalami ah oo lagu xakameeyo AI-ka.
Dowladaha Mareykanka iyo China ayaa diiday xakamayn caalami ah
Mareykanka, dowladda Trump ayaa diiday inay xakameeyaan AI-ka, iyadoo Michael Kratsios, xildhibaanka dowladda, uu sheegay inay diidaan xakamaynta caalamiga ah. China-na, madaxweynaha Xi Jinping wuxuu ku socdaa Washington si uu uga wada hadlo xakamaynta AI-ka.
Labada dal ayaa isku raacay inay ku dhaqmaan tartan teknolojiyadeed, iyagoo diidaya inay xakameeyaan AI-ka, inkastoo shuruudaha caalamiga ah ay u baahan yihiin in la xakameeyo AI-ka.
Qaramada Midoobay waxay ku dhiirrigelinaysaa xakamayn AI-ka
Guddoomiyaha Qaramada Midoobay, Antonio Guterres, wuxuu sheegay in AI-ka aan la xakameyn karin dowladaha yar yar ama dadka dhaqaale badan. Sanadkii 2024, Golaha Guud ee Qaramada Midoobay wuxuu ansixiyay qorshe caalami ah oo lagu xakameeyo AI-ka.
Shuruudaha cusub ee AI-ka ayaa ah in la ilaaliyo xogta dadka, la xakameeyo AI-ka, laana la ilaaliyo xuquuqda aadanaha. Sanadkii hore, Golaha Guud wuxuu sameeyay labo urur oo cusub oo lagu xakameeyo AI-ka.
Leaders of OpenAI and Anthropic told the United Nations Security Council that artificial intelligence poses a danger to all of humanity and called for urgent global regulation to prevent an uncontrollable future.
Tech Moguls Sound Alarm at UN
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, told the 15-member council that if AI is managed poorly, it could become a risk to humanity as a whole. Sam Altman, head of OpenAI, echoed the warning, saying the world could lose control of AI's future.
Altman added that if AI is to be democratic, the most important decisions cannot be made by labs in San Francisco alone. They must be shaped through democratic processes and by governments accountable to the people they serve.
UN Bodies and Experts Back Urgent Action
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the future of AI cannot be decided by a handful of countries or left to the whims of a few billionaires. In 2024, the UNGA unanimously passed its first resolution on AI, calling on member states to protect personal data and safeguard human rights.
Last year, the UNGA formed two new bodies to deal with AI: the Independent International Scientific Panel on AI and the Global Dialogue on AI Governance. Yoshua Bengio, co-chair of the panel, told the council the dangers are real and imminent.
US and China Resist Centralised Control
Michael Kratsios, the US administration's representative at the meeting, said the United States totally rejects all efforts by international bodies to assert centralised control and global governance of AI. Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to discuss whether and how to regulate AI during a visit to Washington, DC, this week.
Hugging Face CEO Clement Delangue told the council his company had relied on a Chinese AI model to help defend against the attack by OpenAI's AI agents. Despite the warnings, the two countries remain locked in a technological race to develop more powerful AI tools.
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