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OpenAI Chief Scientist Flags Risks as AI Systems Grow More Capable

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OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki has raised concerns about the risks associated with increasingly powerful artificial intelligence systems. He noted that AI is now able to perform tasks that were previously considered too complex for machines. Pachocki's warning highlights growing unease within the AI research community about the pace of technological advancement. The remarks come as leading AI labs continue to push the boundaries of what their models can achieve.

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