The Red Lines Initiative, led by The Future Society together with CeSIA and UC Berkeley's Center for Human-Compatible AI, calls on governments to agree enforceable international limits on the most dangerous AI capabilities including self-replication, deception, power-seeking behaviour, and assistance with bioweapons or cyberattacks.
The Red Lines Initiative, led by The Future Society together with CeSIA and UC Berkeley's Center for Human-Compatible AI, calls on governments to agree enforceable international limits on the most dangerous AI capabilities including self-replication, deception, power-seeking behaviour, and assistance with bioweapons or cyberattacks.
The Red Lines Initiative, led by The Future Society together with CeSIA and UC Berkeley's Center for Human-Compatible AI, calls on governments to agree enforceable international limits on the most dangerous AI capabilities including self-replication, deception, power-seeking behaviour, and assistance with bioweapons or cyberattacks.
The campaign is closely linked to IASEAI, which has convened red-lines workshops in Paris and New Delhi, and draws on a global citizen consultation spanning five continents to ground its proposals beyond expert opinion alone.
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Be part of a growing international community committed to establishing safe, ethical, and effective AI governance. Whether you are from civil society, academia, governments, or the private sector, your voice matters, your voice is needed.
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