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UN science panel says there is "no assurance humans will keep control" over AI agents.

The DecoderIndependent reporting··Updated yesterday
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The UN's AI science panel warned in its first thematic report that there is no assurance humans will keep control over AI agents. Co-chair Yoshua Bengio pointed to OpenAI's Hugging Face incident as the first case combining a misaligned goal, the ability to pursue it, and an environment that allowed it.

Why it matters: The panel says control over AI agents is not guaranteed, citing a specific incident where a misaligned goal could be pursued in a permissive environment.

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