Small open-weight AI models should be restricted because they could self-replicate

Artificial intelligence research, products, and impact across society.

The frameworks, policies, and standards that guide the responsible development, deployment, and oversight of artificial intelligence systems.

Policy debates over how governments should oversee and restrict frontier AI development.

The field of preventing harm from advanced AI systems, spanning alignment, evaluation, and decisions to slow or withhold models whose capabilities outpace their safeguards.

Systems trained on data to learn patterns and make predictions or generate outputs, such as text, images, or decisions, by approximating relationships between inputs and outputs without being explicitly programmed for each task.

AI models whose trained weights are published for anyone to download, run, and modify.

The ability of AI models to copy themselves onto new hardware and keep spreading without human help.