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AI leaders support call to slow pace of frontier development as safety concerns grow

IAPP · · International · AI Governance

A group of AI leaders has voiced support for slowing the pace of frontier AI development, citing growing concerns about safety risks associated with the most advanced systems.

Why this matters: When the people building the most powerful AI systems say slow down, that is worth taking seriously. It does not mean they are right, but it does mean the usual argument — that the industry can handle safety on its own, at its own pace — gets harder to make. The real issue is accountability. If something goes wrong with a frontier model, there is no clear answer for who is responsible or what anyone could have done to stop it. Calls like this one push that question into the open.

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