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OpenAI board member says firm not doing enough, warns of catastrophic risks

Paul Christiano, who is a technology adviser to the US government, said the AI industry is not doing enough to reduce the risks posed by AI to an acceptable level.

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OpenAI board member says firm not doing enough, warns of catastrophic risks
Paul Christiano, who is a technology adviser to the US government, said the AI industry is not doing enough to reduce the risks posed by AI to an acceptable level.
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