IT Home On October 14, according to tech media CNBC, Dell CEO Michael Dell said that AI models require security protection and control measures, and governments should also play a role in this.
Dell said that when there is ongoing discussion about how the rapid development of AI might pose a threat to humans, AI models must have safety measures. He noted, “I believe some technologies can bring great benefits, but they can also cause negative consequences. For example, fire can warm your home, but it can also burn down an entire village. Therefore, we must control them.”
IT Home noticed that the CEO also believes that the government should play a role, and AI tool developers should establish clear permission boundaries.
In recent weeks, researchers and industry experts have been discussing the potentially catastrophic consequences of AI models that can self-improve. This debate was initiated by Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at Anthropic. After leaving his job, he wrote a statement on September 8 warning that in the race toward superintelligence, cutting-edge AI labs are “gambling with our lives”.