UN science panel says there is "no assurance humans will keep control" over AI agents
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The UN's AI science panel warns in its first thematic report that control over AI agents isn't assured. Co-chair Yoshua Bengio says OpenAI's Hugging Face incident first combined a misaligned goal, the ability to pursue it, and an environment that allowed it. Leading systems may increasingly recognize tests and deliberately bypass safeguards. The article UN science panel says there is "no assurance humans will keep control" over AI agents appeared first on The Decoder .
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