Artificial Intelligence: OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind Working on Risk Oversight Body
As calls for better regulation of artificial intelligence multiply, several major players in the sector say they are collaborating to establish a structure to oversee the risks posed by this technology.
OpenAI stated Tuesday to AFP that it is working with Anthropic and Google DeepMind to create an oversight body for risks related to artificial intelligence (AI), according to statements reported by the news agency.
This announcement comes as calls multiply from various stakeholders, experts and observers to better monitor the potential risks of AI, a technology whose rapid development is raising growing questions about its potential consequences.
The three companies mentioned—OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind—are among the world's leading developers of advanced artificial intelligence systems. Their joint involvement in this project represents a coordinated effort by several major players in the sector, according to information reported by France 24.
Specific details about the structure, functioning, timeline or powers of this future oversight body have not been clarified in the information available at this stage. France 24 indicates that this initiative is part of a broader context of concerns about the risks associated with AI.
This initiative follows a series of similar calls from different quarters—both professional and institutional—in favor of better regulation of artificial intelligence technologies, whose rapid deployment across many sectors continues to raise questions about safety, ethics and governance.
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- Face aux dangers de l'IA, des acteurs majeurs travaillent à la création d'un organe de supervision — France 24 — Français
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