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Musk, Altman and Amodei Agree to Slow Down Artificial Intelligence Development

TVI Notícias13 September 2026 at 21:13

A warning from a former Anthropic researcher has brought the dangers of Artificial Intelligence back to the center of the debate. Elon Musk, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei agreed to slow down the development of this technology, acknowledging that there are risks associated with its rapid evolution.

The companies themselves developing Artificial Intelligence recognize that there are dangers and are calling for regulation to try to prevent AI from getting out of control. This position represents a significant shift in the posture of the technology industry.

On the other hand, Donald Trump downplays the issue, stating that many people are saying things they should not. This declaration contrasts with the call for regulation made by companies in the sector.

Why this matters

Leaders of the largest AI companies agreed to slow down the development of the technology, recognizing risks that potentially affect all sectors of society. This consensus among influential figures in the sector contrasts with Trump's position, which downplays the warnings, raising questions about future US policy on AI regulation and its impact on global technology development.

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