Humans first: Microsoft lays down rules to prevent machine rebellion
Microsoft has published new model safety rules designed to keep increasingly capable systems under human control.
Interesting Engineering··Aamir Khollam·en
Microsoft has published new model safety rules designed to keep increasingly capable systems under human control.
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