Zoe Kleinman
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45 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2026
last heard today
Zoe Kleinman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's an unusual display of unity from those two, Sam Altman and Dario Amadai.
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They are usually fierce and quite bitter rivals, but they are singing from the same hymn sheet at the UN Security Council.
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They both want international regulation for the technology.
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They both want AI development to slow down.
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And they are talking about the importance of making sure that AI remains under human control, developed by humans for the benefit of humanity.
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Now, if you wanted to be cynical about this, you might say these are both companies that have burned through enormous amounts of money and could do with buying a bit of time to inject some more cash.
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And you could also say if they get a regulation done internationally, then it takes some of the responsibility off them.
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But the fact is that there is a race on not only between these two companies, but also among the rest of the world, China in particularly.
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And with the tech evolving so quickly, perhaps now really is a moment to pause and slow down.
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We're already seeing it's on the cusp of being able to train and improve itself.
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That's called recursive AI, and the bosses say that's just around the corner.
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And we're also seeing, aren't we, increasingly unpredictable activity coming from these frontier models, the very most advanced ones that are out there.
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And perhaps it is definitely a moment, but it'll only work if the whole world agrees for everyone to take a pause and calm down.
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Is just based on activity from this year, and it says that it has spotted people around the world trying to misuse its AI models in various ways.
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It didn't really name-check many people, but it did name-check countries.
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So it says it was attempted to be used for espionage, for surveillance, for fraud, for scams, for cyber activities in countries like Russia and Iran.
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And Yemen.
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The most concerning, and I think the one that's made all the headlines today was research within a military institute, we don't know in which country, into a virus called chicken gunya, which could either have been an attempt to develop a vaccine, but it could also have been an attempt to look into whether it could be made into a bioweapon.
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And I think it's fair to say that, you know, it's been a scary week for AI News, and today is no.
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