A coordinated movement against the rapid development of artificial intelligence is growing.
About 150 people demonstrated in San Francisco on Saturday in front of OpenAI's headquarters. The protesters are asking Trump and Xi Jinping, who are due to meet Thursday at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, to agree to ban "superintelligence" — AI that surpasses human cognitive abilities.
The protesters claim that existing corporate rules do not allow individual companies to voluntarily slow down the pace of their development.
"If Anthropic stands alone, OpenAI risks being attacked. If the United States stands alone, China will attack," said former software engineer Zach M. Davis to reporters.
It was the fourth demonstration by the Stop the AI Race movement since March, with simultaneous demonstrations in about 20 cities, including Paris, Montreal and Berlin.
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