DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis calls for US-led body to test ‘frontier’ AI models - FT中文网
登录×
电子邮件/用户名
密码
记住我
请输入邮箱和密码进行绑定操作:
请输入手机号码,通过短信验证(目前仅支持中国大陆地区的手机号):
请您阅读我们的用户注册协议隐私权保护政策,点击下方按钮即视为您接受。
FT商学院

DeepMind chief Demis Hassabis calls for US-led body to test ‘frontier’ AI models

Society has ‘precious window’ to prepare for technology advancing at historic speed, warns Nobel laureate
00:00

{"text":[[{"start":9.2,"text":"Google DeepMind chief executive Demis Hassabis has called for the creation of a US-led standards body to test new “frontier-class” AI models for national security threats, arguing that “urgent action” from international regulators is needed to address the risks posed by the rapidly advancing technology."}],[{"start":27.7,"text":"The warning from Hassabis, a Nobel laureate who leads Google’s AI efforts,"}],[{"start":33.05,"text":"follows the White House’s abrupt export ban on Anthropic’s most advanced models last month, alongside a fresh wave of warnings about the potential for AI to disrupt the global economy and financial system. "}],[{"start":45.65,"text":"The intervention is the most detailed proposal yet for AI regulation from Google, which is vying for AI leadership with Anthropic and OpenAI. "}],[{"start":53.849999999999994,"text":"“We’ve already seen the challenges frontier models pose for cyber security, and other threats including nuclear and bio risks may soon emerge as capabilities continue to advance,” Hassabis wrote in an essay published on social media app X on Tuesday."}],[{"start":69.44999999999999,"text":"“The rapid progress we’re seeing in AI requires a new approach to testing frontier AI model capabilities that is dynamic, adaptable and rigorous. The US is well positioned, given its economic and technical standing, to take the first step in developing such a framework.”"}],[{"start":87.89999999999999,"text":"Hassabis proposes that the new body could be modelled on the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra), the US-based self-regulatory organisation that oversees capital markets to protect investors. "}],[{"start":100.69999999999999,"text":"AI models designated as “frontier-class” — including both open and closed systems developed anywhere — would be vetted. He suggested the body should also stress-test AI models’ safety guardrails. A warning from Amazon that guardrails on Anthropic’s powerful Mythos model could be bypassed helped to prompt the US ban."}],[{"start":121.74999999999999,"text":"“This US-initiated effort would provide a strong starting point for creating shared international standards on Frontier AI,” Hassabis said, adding that it should then “spur the international community to reach a consensus” on AI regulation."}],[{"start":136.79999999999998,"text":"Hassabis’s move follows escalating calls by Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei for stronger AI regulations, including allowing the government to block deployment of technology that is deemed unsafe. Last month, OpenAI also agreed to stagger the release of its latest model, GPT-5.6, following requests from the US government. "}],[{"start":158.7,"text":"Writing in the FT this month, OpenAI chief Sam Altman proposed the creation of “a US-led international forum that establishes accepted standards, provides expert and impartial analysis of capabilities and risks”, citing the International Atomic Energy Agency as a model. "}],[{"start":175.6,"text":"Tech industry executives at the G7 meeting last month urged world leaders to take a united front on AI safety and security, after the US government’s action against Anthropic prompted fears in Europe and Asia that they could be cut off from a vital engine of economic growth and military advantage. "}],[{"start":193.04999999999998,"text":"Discussion of AI regulation in the US has also intensified as Chinese capabilities improve. The latest open models from Z.ai and DeepSeek are narrowing the gap with their US rivals."}],[{"start":205.35,"text":"Beyond the regulatory proposals, Hassabis’ essay painted an optimistic future for AI, which he said could yield huge advances in medicine and energy. Artificial general intelligence that can match all the capabilities of the human brain was “probably only a few short years away”, he added, offering a “precious window” for society to act. "}],[{"start":224.45,"text":"“The magnitude of this technology’s impact will be unprecedented, perhaps 10x of the Industrial Revolution at 10x the speed,” he wrote. “If you stop to think about it, we’ve essentially found a way to make sand think. It’s miraculous.”"}],[{"start":248.25,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1784295924_6573.mp3"}

版权声明:本文版权归FT中文网所有,未经允许任何单位或个人不得转载,复制或以任何其他方式使用本文全部或部分,侵权必究。

能源危机加剧,燃料补贴拖累公共财政

过去四个月,出台燃料补贴以保护消费者免受价格飙升影响的国家数量增加了一倍多,各国财政压力进一步加重。

全球最火热股市为何反成韩国之累

韩国股价的剧烈波动正在损害国家形象。

必须采用不同方式监管金融领域的AI

在我们急于监管之前,我们应该思考如何不剥夺这项工具的益处,又管理好其造成伤害的风险。

他会成为印度尼西亚下一任总统吗?

德迪•穆利亚迪在社交媒体上的高度活跃,帮助他与选民建立起深厚联系。在许多人眼中,他是一个真正贴近民众的“自己人”。
3小时前

多边主义不是理想主义,而是现实必需

我们需要加强现有合作体系,而不是另起炉灶。

一周展望:日本央行担心通胀超调有没有道理?

投资者正评估日本央行将以多大力度继续加息,以及该行能否跑赢曲线,从而遏制通胀、支撑日元。
设置字号×
最小
较小
默认
较大
最大
分享×