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AI Researchers Question Safety as Superintelligence Race Accelerates

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AI companies are increasingly treating superintelligent AI as an inevitable development, but recent safety incidents are raising serious concerns about deployment risks. Events such as the OpenAI-linked Hugging Face security breach have highlighted the dangers of systems that exceed human capabilities. The core concern centers on whether developers can maintain reliable control over increasingly powerful AI. On a recent TechCrunch Equity podcast episode, host Rebecca Bellan spoke with AI researcher and entrepreneur Connor Leahy, now serving as U.S. Executive Director of an AI safety organization, about these growing risks.

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