Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, at an event hosted by Marc Benioff, CEO and Chairman of Salesforce, emphasized the importance of safety in the development of artificial intelligence. Huang pointed out the complexities of computational systems, stating that safety must be prioritized, and added: "We are developing software and computational systems. Therefore, the first step is to create suitable testing environments to evaluate these complex systems. These environments must be built well and safely."
Balancing Development Speed and Product Safety
Huang noted that the speed of development and product safety can coexist, and companies should restrain themselves until they are confident in the safety of their products. He added: "If you are not confident in the safety of your products, you should not release them. This is a clear point. You must control yourself to ensure that you are offering something that the market will appreciate. There is no need for new regulations. Companies just need to decide."
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Industry Convergence for Safety
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, at the same event stated that the safety of artificial intelligence should have no conditions and pointed out that it is very important for the industry to come together and collaborate to ensure safety. He said: "We must assure people that we will act responsibly, regardless of commercial and competitive pressures. This trust is essential for the future of the industry."
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, who initiated the discussion about slowing down development, called for improved practices and greater transparency. He stated that we must look at our track records and always seek improvement. Amodei added: "We must commit to transparency and invest more in safety."
The discussion about slowing down the development of artificial intelligence is described as a turning point in the industry. This topic was first raised when an Anthropic researcher resigned due to concerns about the real risks posed by "superintelligent" systems, and it has now evolved into a comprehensive discussion about how to advance the artificial intelligence industry.
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