TREE NEWS reports: OpenAI is seeking clarity from Congress on whether slowing down AI development is legal under antitrust law, amid researchers calling for restraint and experts warning that competition leads companies to overlook risks. The company is asking lawmakers to clarify how antitrust law applies to slowing development for AI safety reasons.
OpenAI asks Congress whether slowing down AI is legal
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