Anthropic · Demis Hassabis · Google · Dario Amodei · Donald Trump · OpenAI · Axios
New global order: AI CEOs as heads of nation-states
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It was a historic, even jarring, scene that captures a once-unimaginable geopolitical ordering.
Key facts
- Hassabis, whose AI startup DeepMind was bought by Google in 2014, said: "[W]hen they look back now in 10, 20 years' time, the reporter thinks they'll see that they're standing in the foothills of the singularity
- Watch Marc Caputo's post-G-7 interview with President Trump
- In the photo above, President Trump (upper left above) is flanked by OpenAI CEO Altman at his right and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, a Nobel laureate, on his left
- Do not cede your responsibilities to AI labs like mine," Altman said in closed-door remarks
Summary
This is the future many leaders and AI CEOs envision, heads of state and the masters of tech in constant discussion, and sometimes conflict, over who controls AI, its rules, and its application to governing and world security. Think of Anthropic vs. Trump as merely a small test run of this dynamic, with governments battling private companies over their products' threat to U.S. or global security. AI CEOs sat around the table with leaders of the world's democracies, treated as peers. In the photo above, President Trump (upper left above) is flanked by OpenAI CEO Altman at his right and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, a Nobel laureate, on his left.