Microsoft will abandon AI systems that threaten human control, says AI chief Suleyman

 

Microsoft's AI chief Mustafa Suleyman announced that the company will halt development of any AI systems risking operation beyond human control, emphasizing alignment with human values through "humanist superintelligence," where AI serves people rather than acting independently. This follows a revised OpenAI agreement granting Microsoft greater autonomy to pursue superintelligent AI alone or with partners, while prioritizing safety, containment, and oversight. Suleyman advocates for stronger regulations, including audits, transparency, and government involvement, as AI grows more autonomous. He highlights healthcare as a near-term application and warns of potential job and economic disruptions over decades, suggesting measures like universal basic income and wealth redistribution to mitigate impacts.

BY:- Nirosha Gupta