A former researcher at Anthropic AI has suggested that leading AI labs should regulate themselves. Jacob Coxon made this comment while discussing the need for a long-term regulatory framework for AI development. He believes that the people running these labs are genuine in their desire to slow down their own progress.
Coxon expressed his opinion on a news program, stating that current legislation may not be effective in the long run. He mentioned a proposed national "kill switch" as an example of a measure that could quickly become outdated.
Further details on Coxon's comments and the ongoing discussion about AI regulation are available from the source.
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