Zuckerberg rejects a general SI slowdown: "I don't think any industry-wide coordination is needed"
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There is no united front for a pause among SI leaders: Meta openly chooses speed. While some agree to slow down, others continue the race, and an agreement without all the participants changes little.
In an interview with NBC News, the Meta chief went against calls by Dario Amodei and Sam Altman to slow development together: each lab, he said, should take as much time as it needs when it sees problems, and the commercial incentive to "get it right" is enough on its own, since nobody will use an unsafe product. He called talk of extinction rhetoric "full of doom." As an example of self-restraint, Zuckerberg cited the release of the Muse agent and the Sentinel agent that monitors it, which was delayed for safety.
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