OpenAI Questions Legal Viability of Coordinated AI Development Slowdown

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OpenAI and other AI industry leaders are exploring whether a coordinated slowdown in AI development would be legally permissible. The concern centers on antitrust laws, which could potentially prohibit competitors from jointly agreeing to limit their AI progress. Industry figures view such coordination as increasingly urgent, framing it as a safety measure rather than a business strategy. The tension highlights a conflict between emerging AI governance priorities and existing competition law frameworks.

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