Pacing the Frontier says 1,000+ US AI staff back slower AI
TL;DR: Pacing the Frontier, a new US organisation, said more than 1,000 employees at frontier AI companies have joined its effort to push for slower AI development and stronger government limits.
Pacing the Frontier said more than 1,000 employees of frontier AI companies in the United States have signed up to the organisation, which calls on the US government to place tighter limits on advanced AI development. The report was published by telecoms.com and describes the group as a new organisation focused on slowing the pace of frontier AI work.
The organisation’s stated position is that government should restrain AI companies rather than leave limits to voluntary action by the companies themselves. The source says the group is made up of employees from frontier AI companies, but it does not name the companies or provide a breakdown of membership by employer.
The source frames the development as part of a US public policy debate over how advanced AI systems should be governed. Based on the information provided, the key disclosed fact is that more than 1,000 employees have signed up to Pacing the Frontier and that the group is calling for slower AI development through government action.
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