SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son, after selling Nvidia stake for OpenAI, now has a ‘request’

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Masayoshi Son, the visionary behind SoftBank Group, voiced serious worries about the safety challenges posed by AI advancements at a forum in Kyoto. He stressed the urgent need for global collaboration to tackle these risks effectively. Son warned about the catastrophic potential of superintelligence if misused, drawing attention to the rapid acceleration of AI technology that demands immediate, responsible governance and oversight.

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