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Top AI Firms Planning for Response to Public Revolt in Event of Major Incident - Reports
Top AI Firms Planning for Response to Public Revolt in Event of Major Incident - Reports
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Top AI firms are preparing plans for how to respond to a social and political revolt that could happen after a possible major incident involving the technology, Axios reported on Friday.
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The plans are being prepared by executives at Anthropic and OpenAI, the report said, adding that scenarios involve a large-scale event, such as a cyberattack that would prevent access to anything ranging from financial services, internet connectivity to energy and water pumping stations. Such a scenario could turn the public against top AI executives like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman, or even US President Donald Trump, who has been a staunch defender of the technology's development and dismissed concerns regarding the dangers posed by it, in a bid to keep the country's lead over China, the report added. Companies expect to be blamed, in case of an incident, regardless of whether it is caused by a rogue-agent breaking free from its testing environment, or whether a "bad" actor gains knowledge on how to control already available models, the report continued. In late August, OpenAI announced a slowdown in its AI model development after the Hugging Face breach. The firm has since disclosed six additional incidents involving its models attempting to independently access account data. The models also concealed errors, uploaded files to the public internet, and exchanged data. There have also been reports of OpenAI AI agents attempting to hack government websites in Australia and Canada.
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Top AI Firms Planning for Response to Public Revolt in Event of Major Incident - Reports
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Top AI firms are preparing plans for how to respond to a social and political revolt that could happen after a possible major incident involving the technology, Axios reported on Friday.
The plans are being prepared by executives at Anthropic and OpenAI, the report said, adding that scenarios involve a large-scale event, such as a cyberattack that would prevent access to anything ranging from financial services, internet connectivity to energy and water pumping stations.
Such a scenario could turn the public against top AI executives like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman, or even US President Donald Trump, who has been a staunch defender of the technology's development and dismissed concerns regarding the dangers posed by it, in a bid to keep the country's lead over China, the report added.
"OpenAI conducts preparedness exercises where teams discuss and work through a range of potential scenarios," an spokesperson for the firm said as quoted in the report. "These scenarios are not treated as inevitable, but are meant to help us prepare for a variety of circumstances."
Companies expect to be blamed, in case of an incident, regardless of whether it is caused by a rogue-agent breaking free from its testing environment, or whether a "bad" actor gains knowledge on how to control already available models, the report continued.
In late August, OpenAI announced a slowdown in its AI model development after the Hugging Face breach. The firm has since disclosed six additional incidents involving its models attempting to independently access account data. The models also concealed errors, uploaded files to the public internet, and exchanged data.
There have also been reports of OpenAI AI agents attempting to hack government websites in Australia and Canada.
