"We need to slow down the pace at which we improve the capabilities of AI models. Development will still feel fast, and we need to use the time we gain wisely," the post says, according to CNN.
According to Amodei, development has progressed "significantly faster" in recent months, and AI technology now has the ability to improve itself.
"If this is not taken into account, it could mean that our ability to understand and control these systems becomes obsolete and must therefore be handled with caution, if at all," he writes further.
On Saturday evening, Sam Altman, head of competitor OpenAI, announced that he shares Amodei's view of the situation.
"I agree with Dario that we need to slow down," Altman writes in a post on X.
Similar sentiments are heard from entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk, who says in an X post that "Dario is right."
AI researcher Jacob Coxon, who recently quit Anthropic in protest and previously worked at OpenAI, believes that neither of the two AI giants is acting responsibly.
“Those building AI seriously believe it could kill us all before the end of the decade,” he recently wrote on X.
