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AI leaders want to hit the brakes after years of reckless speed

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Leading AI research labs are now advocating for a slowdown in the development of advanced artificial intelligence. This shift signals a potential change from the previously intense, competitive race to build powerful AI systems, raising concerns about safety and control. For tech enthusiasts, this could mean delays in anticipated new features or product releases as companies prioritize responsible development and potentially collaborate on industry standards.

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