AI WORKERS URGE US TO SLOW TECH GROWTH
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Over 1,100 employees from major AI companies have signed a petition asking the US government to deliberately pace artificial intelligence development. The letter includes signatories from Anthropic's CEO and chief scientists from OpenAI and Meta's Superintelligence Lab.
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