441e85161ClaimThe rapid growth rate of AI combined with its unchecked harms creates a risk of negative future outcomesAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimBusinesses and corporations developing AI are prioritizing profit over preventing human harmAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimCorporations cannot be trusted to self-regulate AI development due to the profit motiveAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimIn AI development, the profit motive is being prioritized over the common good, which is a dangerous trendAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimIn the U.S., there is no real concerted effort to regulate the unchecked harms of AIAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimThe development of AI by people with unchecked profit motives creates a riskAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimAI is not an inherent threat but poses an existential risk in the current environmentAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimPeople are experiencing mental health crises and physical self-harm due to their interactions with Large Language Models (LLMs)AgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimAI companions make it too easy to avoid the demands of human relationshipsAgreeDisagree1
441e85161ClaimBringing relevant experts to the decision-making table will not necessarily solve the current inability to control AI modelsAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimAI companies that decide on risk levels capture the commercial upside, while the public bears the consequences of security failures or misuseAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimA pause in AI development would help achieve alignment with current frontier models that are already displaying warning signsAgreeDisagree
441e85161ClaimOnce a dangerous AI model is released it cannot be taken back, whereas development can be restarted after improving safeguardsAgreeDisagree