Meta says other AGI programs are very dangerous to relieve
It looks like Awa came to our country, the Creators had a leading foot floor of gas. However, according to a new policy text, Mark CEO Mark Zuckerberg can slow down or stop the development of AGI programs that are considered to be “serious hazards” or “sensitive hazards.”
AGI AI program that could do anything one can do, and Zuckerberg promised to make it clear one day. But in the document “Frontier AI frame,” Zuckerberg is allowed that some of the most skilled AI programs will not be publicly removed because they may be very dangerous.
The framework is “focused on the most important risks in cyberercere threats and risks from chemical and natural weapons.”
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“By prioritizing these areas, we can work to protect world safety while proposing new equipment.
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For example, the framework aims to identify the “effects that may be a catastrophic related disaster, chemicals and biological risks we strive to protect.” It also performs the “exercise exercises to expect that different players may want to abuse AI the main product producing these disasters” and “processes are designed to maintain risk within acceptable degrees.”
If the company determines whether the risk is very high, it will keep the internal system instead of allowing public access.
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“While focusing on this framework is in our thinking and risks the risk of disastrous consequences, it is important to ensure the reason for developing AI developments in the technical location,” The document reads.
However, it looks like it’s beating the brakes – at least yet – at Agi’s Fast Track for the future.