The three “leaders” of the artificial intelligence industry unanimously called for slowing down the pace of technological development last weekend. Well-known “Big Short” Michael Berry questioned this and called this act of pushing to slow down the pace was “selfish and self-serving.” He said the push by OpenAI, Anthropic, and other big AI companies could slow down rapidly developing competitors, thereby benefiting existing businesses. He also questioned the basic premise of this argument, arguing that large-scale language models are not AGI, so “there is simply no AI that needs to be slowed down.” Burry also said that talking about the possible dangers of AI will help maintain investors' enthusiasm as the company prepares to go public.

The three “leaders” of the artificial intelligence industry unanimously called for slowing down the pace of technological development last weekend. Well-known “Big Short” Michael Berry questioned this and called this act of pushing to slow down the pace was “selfish and self-serving.” He said the push by OpenAI, Anthropic, and other big AI companies could slow down rapidly developing competitors, thereby benefiting existing businesses. He also questioned the basic premise of this argument, arguing that large-scale language models are not AGI, so “there is simply no AI that needs to be slowed down.” Burry also said that talking about the possible dangers of AI will help maintain investors' enthusiasm as the company prepares to go public.