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OpenAI Seeks Legal Clarity on Industry-Wide AI Development Slowdown

OpenAI is seeking legal clarity from Congress regarding the potential legality of a coordinated slowdown in AI development due to concerns about antitrust laws. The company's chief scientist advocates for such a slowdown to ensure safety in AI systems. A bipartisan bill has been introduced to allow AI labs to collaborate on safety without antitrust risks, but legislative progress may be delayed until after the midterm elections.

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OpenAI is seeking legal clarity from Congress regarding the potential legality of a coordinated slowdown in AI development due to concerns about antitrust laws. The company's chief scientist advocates for such a slowdown to ensure safety in AI systems. A bipartisan bill has been introduced to allow AI labs to collaborate on safety without antitrust risks, but legislative progress may be delayed until after the midterm elections.

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OpenAI Wants to Know if an AI Industry Slowdown Would Even Be Legal

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OpenAI Seeks Legal Clarity on Industry-Wide AI Development Slowdown