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Over 415 scientists, including Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton, signed a letter urging AI developers to exercise caution and default to air-gapping cyber-capable models. The group calls for an international standards body to establish best practices for alignment and containment, warning that without immediate changes, future incidents will be far more damaging to critical infrastructure.
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400 Scientists Demand Global AI Regulator

406 Scientists Demand AI Airgap

Open letter: Geoffrey Hinton, Yoshua Bengio, and over 400 scientists call for an international body to oversee AI containment standards and incident reporting (Leo Marchandon/Reuters)