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Cyrus Hodes, founder of AI Safety Connect and a member of the OECD Expert Group on AI Future, says open-source AI could spread useful knowledge to countries with less capacity to build and deploy the technology.
Why it mattersSpeaking at the World Internet Conference’s Wuzhen Summit, Hodes also argued that models should be developed and released with safety in mind, and called for countries to coordinate on AI development. China Daily reports his remarks. That is a balancing act, not a detailed safety plan: wider access can broaden who benefits, while responsible release asks how risks are managed.
Discuss: Should open AI models be released broadly by default, or should access depend on stronger safety checks?
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