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AI CEOs call for industry slowdown

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman have added their voices to calls for slowing AI development, citing concerns that the industry may be building systems beyond human control.

Why this matters: Two of the people most responsible for accelerating AI are now saying the pace worries them. That is worth sitting with for a moment. These are not outside critics. They run the labs. If they believe development is outrunning the ability to control what gets built, the honest follow-up is what they are actually doing about it — because calling for a slowdown while shipping new models is a position that needs more than a statement to hold up.

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