Frontier AI staff urge international coordination to slow automated research
The Decoder · rss · 2026-07-29
Employees from leading AI labs are calling for international coordination to slow automated research before capabilities outpace control.
- The joint statement argues that no single company or country can effectively slow the pace alone.
- The ask is aimed at the US government, with an emphasis on global coordination.
- The core concern is that automated research could advance faster than human oversight and governance can keep up.
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