According to CNBC, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared his views on artificial intelligence security on the 15th. He believes that AI laboratories rely on independent evaluators and consultants to ensure the safety of models, and he doesn't think AI development needs to be slowed down. Zuckerberg's perspective is in line with Nvidia's founder and CEO Hwang In-hoon's statement. On the 15th, at the annual Salesforce Dreamforce conference, Hwang In-hoon said that AI model developers should take responsibility for their products, saying that AI-related laws and regulations are “completely unnecessary” and that “there are plenty of laws and regulations already in place to regulate the reliability and functionality of products.” Just a few days ago, Anthropic CEO Amoudi published a long article calling for the global AI industry to take the initiative to slow down. The reason is that the current rate of improvement in cutting-edge model capabilities has far exceeded human understanding and control. OpenAI CEO Altman and XAI CEO Musk both agreed with Amoudi's views. It is worth mentioning that US President Trump criticized many technology leaders, including Altman, saying that he is resolutely opposed to slowing down AI development, believing that this is the key to maintaining America's leading edge in technology, and even called AI risk warnings a “scam.”

According to CNBC, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared his views on artificial intelligence security on the 15th. He believes that AI laboratories rely on independent evaluators and consultants to ensure the safety of models, and he doesn't think AI development needs to be slowed down. Zuckerberg's perspective is in line with Nvidia's founder and CEO Hwang In-hoon's statement. On the 15th, at the annual Salesforce Dreamforce conference, Hwang In-hoon said that AI model developers should take responsibility for their products, saying that AI-related laws and regulations are “completely unnecessary” and that “there are plenty of laws and regulations already in place to regulate the reliability and functionality of products.” Just a few days ago, Anthropic CEO Amoudi published a long article calling for the global AI industry to take the initiative to slow down. The reason is that the current rate of improvement in cutting-edge model capabilities has far exceeded human understanding and control. OpenAI CEO Altman and XAI CEO Musk both agreed with Amoudi's views. It is worth mentioning that US President Trump criticized many technology leaders, including Altman, saying that he is resolutely opposed to slowing down AI development, believing that this is the key to maintaining America's leading edge in technology, and even called AI risk warnings a “scam.”