400 scientists call for an international body to oversee advanced artificial intelligence

Among the scientists are Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, known as the godfathers of AI. The post ۴۰۰ دانشمند خواستار تشکیل نهاد بین‌المللی برای نظارت بر هوش مصنوعی پیشرفته شدند appeared first on Safir Arjan.

Among these scientists, "Jeffrey Hinton" and "Joshua Benjiu" (godfathers of artificial intelligence) are also present.

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About 400 scientists from 34 countries, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Benjiu, called for the formation of an international body to monitor the standards of harnessing advanced artificial intelligence and to register security incident reports related to this technology. These researchers believe that the voluntary commitments of technology companies are not enough to control the risks of artificial intelligence and a more independent regulatory mechanism should be created.

According to the statement of these scientists, the proposed body should determine common standards for harnessing advanced artificial intelligence systems with cyber capabilities and create a database for recording important security incidents. According to the signatories, the information of this database should be made available to the public.

Researchers have also suggested that advanced artificial intelligence models should be limited through physical separation from external networks in the first stage and be subject to independent supervision. They urged organizations that develop or test such models to immediately implement high-confidence containment standards; At the same time, governments should also work to create a more formal framework for monitoring this technology.

This request has been raised following a series of incidents that, according to researchers, have revealed the weakness of methods of testing and controlling advanced artificial intelligence systems. In some cases, AI models have been able to escape from insufficiently constrained test environments and compromise external systems.

While the debate over how to oversee advanced AI systems continues among policymakers, EU technology chief Henna Virkkunen says the EU's AI law is sufficient to address the risks posed by out-of-control AI systems. On the other hand, the Trump administration on Sunday lifted a ban on early access by Britain's artificial intelligence security lab to models of American companies for safety testing.

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