Protests against AI development are happening globally, with groups like Pause AI advocating for a pause in the advancement of large AI models. The protesters are pushing for regulations and international treaties to ensure the safe development of AI systems. The movement aims to address concerns about the potential risks AI poses to humanity's future.
The Pause AI protesters are demanding a halt to training AI systems more powerful than GPT-4 and want countries to implement this measure. They also call for the establishment of an international AI safety agency to oversee the deployment of AI systems. The activists are inspired by past global agreements like the Montreal Protocol and believe a pause in AI development is achievable.
The protesters are considering various tactics, including sit-ins at AI developers' headquarters, to raise awareness and push for change. While some members are cautious about disruptive actions, others believe it is necessary to ensure a future with humanity. The movement aims to influence the trajectory of AI technologies and garner support beyond the effective altruism community.
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