AI Licensing for a Better Future: On Addressing Both Present Harms and Emerging Threats
A joint open letter by Encode Justice and the Future of Life Institute to members of the United States Congress, published on 25 October 2023.
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- AI Licensing for a Better Future: On Addressing Both Present Harms and Emerging Threats Future of Life Institute (futureoflife.org) · published 2023-10-25 · PDF of the letter served by the Future of Life Institute. The letter's web page gives "Published 25 October, 2023"; the April 2023 folder in the PDF's address is not its date. Retrieved at admission on 2026-10-31 (SHA-256 b859123a887c1cd711809ab0e2d76b3ef9b7167a6c4c5b1be52021d14c6d48c9).
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- Present harms deserve priorityThe joint letter of Encode Justice and the Future of Life Institute of October 2023 rejects a choice between addressing documented present harms of AI and potentially catastrophic future threats, and calls for policies that address both.2023-10-25 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Present harms deserve priority: propositions page →
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