On July 28, local time, 1,134 researchers and practitioners from more than 10 cutting-edge AI companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, signed a public statement entitled “Controlling Frontier Technology”, pointing out that the world's leading AI companies may be close to automating AI research, and there is a risk that AI capabilities will develop faster than humans can understand and control. However, since all enterprises and countries are facing intense competitive pressure, and no one wants to slow down unilaterally, the joint letter requested the US government to support an international cooperation to develop necessary technology and governance tools to consciously control the pace of cutting-edge automated AI development.

On July 28, local time, 1,134 researchers and practitioners from more than 10 cutting-edge AI companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, signed a public statement entitled “Controlling Frontier Technology”, pointing out that the world's leading AI companies may be close to automating AI research, and there is a risk that AI capabilities will develop faster than humans can understand and control. However, since all enterprises and countries are facing intense competitive pressure, and no one wants to slow down unilaterally, the joint letter requested the US government to support an international cooperation to develop necessary technology and governance tools to consciously control the pace of cutting-edge automated AI development.