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San Francisco court asked to freeze AI development, stave off catastrophic harm
Advocacy groups are asking a California state court to freeze the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems that pose “imminent and catastrophic risks to humanity. ”
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Advocacy groups are asking a California state court to freeze the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems that pose “imminent and catastrophic risks to humanity.”
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