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Department of Energy official Darío Gil dismisses calls for a global pause on AI development, arguing that the technology will enhance lives rather than pose an existential threat. His comments highlight the ongoing policy debate between safety advocates urging caution and industry leaders emphasizing continued advancement. This perspective is relevant for readers tracking the regulatory landscape and strategic direction of U.S. federal AI initiatives.
AI Won’t Destroy Us, But It Will Improve Our Lives, DoE’s Darío Gil Says
“AI will kill us all.” That’s the mantra we’ve heard repeatedly this month from researchers at frontier AI labs, who have called for a global pause in AI development, ostensibly to protect humanity. That’s nonsense, said Department of Energy’s Under Secretary for Science Darío Gil, who neither backs a pause nor thinks AI poses an […] The post AI Won’t Destroy Us, But It Will Improve Our Lives, DoE’s Darío Gil Says appeared first on HPCwire.
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