AI latest: China reacts to new AI safety debate - as ChatGPT boss issues two new warnings for future
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AI Global WireSam Altman, the chief executive of OpenAI, has outlined two ways he thinks AI development could go "very badly". China has also reacted to the renewed safety debate after Donald Trump came out in ...
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