AI safety debate heats up: Pegatron chairman urges risk controls, not an innovation halt
<p class="P1" data-start="1770" data-end="2131">AI safety concerns are intensifying debate over whether development should slow, with US technology executives divided over the trade-off between innovation and risk. Pegatron chairman T.H. Tung, speaking at a forum on September 18, likened the current AI race to three sports cars speeding against each other through city streets, prompting calls to slow down.
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