OpenAI, Anthropic, Google in talks to create AI standards body amid safety concerns
Major AI companies are discussing formation of an industry standards organization as pressure mounts for greater oversight.
OpenAI announced Tuesday that the world's largest AI companies are working to establish a new industry standards body, according to the company. The move comes as concerns over artificial intelligence risks intensify calls for stronger oversight and safer development practices.
The initiative reflects growing pressure on the sector to address safety concerns and establish common guidelines for AI development and deployment.
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- OpenAI, Anthropic and Google in talks to create a standards body as AI fears rise — France 24 — English
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