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AI safety experts find companies lack robust control strategies, with OpenAI leading in transparency

A recent AI Safety Index report by the Future of Life Institute indicates that major AI companies, including Google DeepMind and OpenAI, are still falling short in their safety practices. While OpenAI improved its transparency and moved ahead of Google DeepMind in the rankings, no company has demonstrated a robust strategy for controlling advanced AI systems or assessing their risks. Experts emphasize the urgent need for legally binding safety standards, comparing the situation to regulations in other critical industries, as competitive pressures may be leading companies to deprioritize safety. AI

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AI safety experts find companies lack robust control strategies, with OpenAI leading in transparency

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  1. Future of Life Institute TIER_1 · Chase Hardin ·

    Google DeepMind Falls Behind OpenAI in Latest Safety Review; All AI Companies Still Falling Short, Say Experts

    The Future of Life Institute’s 2025 summer update to its AI Safety Index shows some companies making incremental progress, but dangerous gaps remain in key categories such as risk assessment and controlling the systems they plan to build.