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Politics, paranoia & AI kill switch: AI can be switched off. But what if it learns to fight back?

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By Anil Nair Verified
| Inkl
In July, after an autonomous OpenAI model escaped testing sandboxes and notoriously breached ML platform Hugging Face, two US Congressmen, Democrat Ted Lieu of California and Republican Nathaniel Moran of Texas, introduced the AI Kill Switch Act. The bill, if passed, would give the US federal government the power to order companies to slow down, suspend or shut down advanced AI systems, and the issue jumped from fiction to legislation.
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Do you know what you don't know?

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By Anil Nair Verified
| Canadian Occupational Safety Verified
Workplace hazard disclosure and the limits of owner liability under the Occupational Health and Safety Act A recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice appellate decision has important implications for both owners/employers and constructors when it comes to workplace hazard disclosure. In Ontario (Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development) v.
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The Hugging Face breach and AI's cybersecurity reckoning

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By Anil Nair Verified
| Inkl
AI startup Hugging Face encountered a cyberattack last week after an intrusion was detected in its data processing systems. As it turned out, it was traced back to the OpenAI frontier model it was using. Hugging Face co-founder-CEO Clement Delangue said that they had suspected the cyberattack to have come from a frontier lab. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed this week that it did.
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