A major tech company executive just dropped something interesting—they're willing to pump the brakes on AI development if things get risky. Mustafa Suleyman, who leads the consumer AI division, basically said they won't keep pushing forward with AI systems that could potentially break free from human oversight. It's the kind of statement that makes you think about control mechanisms and where we draw the line between innovation and safety. Whether it actually translates into action is another story, but at least the conversation is happening at scale.
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ChainBrain
· 12h ago
The words sound nice, but I just can't believe it.
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LightningHarvester
· 13h ago
Sounds nice, but isn't it just shifting the blame when it really matters? I'm tired of hearing these words.
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BlockDetective
· 13h ago
It's just nice words; let's talk when you really hit the brakes.
A major tech company executive just dropped something interesting—they're willing to pump the brakes on AI development if things get risky. Mustafa Suleyman, who leads the consumer AI division, basically said they won't keep pushing forward with AI systems that could potentially break free from human oversight. It's the kind of statement that makes you think about control mechanisms and where we draw the line between innovation and safety. Whether it actually translates into action is another story, but at least the conversation is happening at scale.