Anthropic cofounder renews call for robust regulation of frontier AI

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark renewed calls on Friday for regulating artificial intelligence, saying that allowing companies to continue to operate without robust legislation was like letting a race car loose on the streets at night without brakes."It's remarkable to me that the toys I buy for my children are regulated more than the literal super intelligence I work on at my day job," he told an event at the IMF-World Bank's Annual Meetings in Bangkok. Clark said that US President Donald Trump, whose administration has called for the industry to police itself, was against the idea of regulation but that China was not."I think it's Formula One at night without maybe brakes in the cars," he said.

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