UN WARNS AI CONTROL NOT GUARANTEED
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A UN science panel cautioned in its first thematic report that humans may lack assurance of controlling advanced AI agents. Co-chair Yoshua Bengio flagged instances where AI systems combined misaligned goals with the ability to pursue them in permissive environments.
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