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Exclusive: Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis calls for U.S.-led global AI watchdog

Google DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis is urging the creation of a U.S.-led global watchdog to test frontier AI models and ensure safety.

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Demis Hassabis of Google DeepMind has proposed the establishment of a global AI watchdog led by the United States. The primary objective of this body would be to test "frontier" AI models to ensure they are developed safely.

Coverage from Axios, Financial Times, Business Insider, and The Economist emphasizes the urgency of this move. Hassabis describes a "precious window" for humanity to ensure that Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) remains safe.

Future developments center on the implementation of Hassabis's plan to harness AI safely and whether the U.S. will lead the proposed international body.

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What is the proposed role of the U.S.-led body?

The body would serve as a global AI watchdog tasked with testing frontier AI models.

Why is Demis Hassabis calling for this now?

According to Business Insider, Hassabis believes humanity has a "precious window" to ensure AGI is safe.

Which organizations are reporting on this proposal?

The proposal is being covered by Axios, Financial Times, Business Insider, The Economist, and WSJ.

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