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AI makers use doomsday scenarios to push for regulations that strengthen their position

AI makers use doomsday scenarios to push for regulations that strengthen their position

Leading AI companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic are advocating for slower development and stricter regulations, citing the need for safety. However, experts suggest that these warnings may also be a strategic business move to consolidate their market position.

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Very cheap room in the heart of London: Booking.com leaves fake ad for 10 Downing Street listing up

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FNV demands 5.5 percent wage increase and warns cabinet again about WIA and unemployment benefits

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