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UK-based Google DeepMind staff urge leaders

Sources: UK-based Google DeepMind staff urge leaders to drop non-disparagement clauses barring public warnings about AI risks even after they leave the company

TL;DRDeepMind staff want to speak publicly about AI safety risks without legal fear.

Why it matters: Whistleblower protections matter if AI companies are hiding safety concerns from regulators and the public.

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Don't throw away your old AirPods — do this instead

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Goldman Limits Traders and Bankers From Using Some AI Tools

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Improved asteroid deflection model runs faster, reveals more doomsday

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