On September 17, local time, according to reports, Amazon said that artificial intelligence models can only be released after strict testing. After a number of top AI laboratories called for a slowdown in development due to security flaws, the company also joined discussions on the speed of AI development. “We don't think it's a choice between progress and safety,” Amazon spokesman Tom Parnell said in an email. “Models should be released when ready and safe to use, and this requires rigorous testing and strong protections. If the industry cannot do this together, there will be risks. We believe the entire industry will work with the government to establish appropriate protective measures.”

On September 17, local time, according to reports, Amazon said that artificial intelligence models can only be released after strict testing. After a number of top AI laboratories called for a slowdown in development due to security flaws, the company also joined discussions on the speed of AI development. “We don't think it's a choice between progress and safety,” Amazon spokesman Tom Parnell said in an email. “Models should be released when ready and safe to use, and this requires rigorous testing and strong protections. If the industry cannot do this together, there will be risks. We believe the entire industry will work with the government to establish appropriate protective measures.”