The Aporia
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20 articles about 20 events for “AI Safety And Security Concerns” from Washington Examiner.
“The AI governance framework pushes for stringent standards as safety concerns about the advanced technology abound.”
“The company had decades of experience selling radio communications equipment to government agencies and increasingly expanded its business into software, video security, and other public safety technology.”
“Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, whose company supplies much of the hardware powering advanced AI and recently purchased Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, has pushed back against the recent concerns, including in a recent interview with the New York Times’s Ezra Klein.”
“This week, however, Zuckerberg, who has publicly supported Trump’s policy position that AI companies should not be rigorously regulated despite safety concerns, seemed to deploy “super intelligence” interchangeably.”
““Many Americans have genuine concerns about AI and the broader data center buildout,” said Lyman, a former Treasury Department advisor.”
““While language and choice of terminology can have significance, purporting to change something’s name cannot distract a person of normal intelligence from recognizing that impotent and craven failure to take action to address well-documented emerging…”
“On Sept. 23, a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing examined the company’s automated license plate reader network, privacy, misuse, and public-safety value.”
“OpenAI said Monday that it is no longer releasing its GPT-6.1 Astra model, the company’s most advanced artificial intelligence chatbot, citing safety and security concerns raised by developers testing the model.”
“Where we may all be wrong is in believing the choice is between speed and safety.”
“Last weekend, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proposed a new AI safety “notification mechanism” between himself and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, which would establish an open line of communication between them vis-a-vis AI.”
“On Sept. 21, Reuters reported that U.S. and Chinese officials had agreed to continue formal AI-safety talks that would include an “incident line” for communicating serious AI safety issues.”
“Josh Hawley (R-MO) is among those leading a charge to investigate Flock Safety and its data collection and storage.”
“… District of California, centers on a Sept. 12 essay Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei wrote that called for the leading AI companies to “pace the frontier” after an employee left the company and subsequently said AI was developing without adequate safety…”
“Altman has previously called for the U.S. and China to reach an agreement on AI safety standards, saying that Trump and Xi could jointly win the Nobel Peace Prize if they reached a deal.”
“OpenAI’s top lobbyist, Chris Lehane, said Wednesday that the company had been working with Anthropic and Google on AI safety for several weeks and did not believe those discussions required an antitrust waiver, Bloomberg reported this week.”
“Yes, the looming power of AI systems means that safety concerns are significant.”
“…ident Donald Trump, as the nation’s chief executive officer and commander in chief, must use the bully pulpit of his office to warn that decisions to stifle data centers and the AI ecosystem would not only jeopardize our national security now and in the…”
“Trump called the doomsday concerns a “hoax” while maintaining that AI and the data centers that power them are the “Greatest Economic Development Engine in History.””
“He called for a slowdown and passage of safety regulations.”
“As he and his administration prepare a new executive order to provide national security guardrails for AI, they bring the right instincts: leverage the good, lower the risks.”