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Humans First, a conservative AI safety group, is urging the U.S. to tighten export controls on advanced chips to China and restrict the development of 'vastly superhuman AI.' The group's chair, Amy Kremer, outlined these proposals as part of a new AI policy framework.
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Humans First, a conservative AI safety group, is urging the U.S. to tighten export controls on advanced chips to China and restrict the development of 'vastly superhuman AI.' The group's chair, Amy Kremer, outlined these proposals as part of a new AI policy framework.
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