OpenAI President and co-founder Greg Brockman said in a podcast that any effort to slow the pace of artificial intelligence development should be aimed mainly at frontier AI companies building the most powerful models, rather than open-source models or hobbyist projects. He said the idea of "controlling the speed of development" is really about the largest supercomputers, which require capital spending in the hundreds of billions of dollars. Brockman also said OpenAI has reduced the frequency of AI model training after the recent Hugging Face hacking incident and has made major changes to its internal security processes. He added that AI’s long-term development should be managed through global coordination and international treaties, arguing that the technology could eventually extend beyond the scope of individuals, companies, or any single country.
Greg Brockman, OpenAI’s president and co-founder, said in a podcast that if artificial intelligence development is slowed, the limits should be aimed primarily at frontier AI companies building the most powerful models, not at open-source models or hobbyist projects.
He said that efforts to "control the speed of development" are mainly about the largest supercomputers, which require capital investment in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
Training pace adjusted after Hugging Face hack
Brockman also said OpenAI has slowed the frequency of AI model training following the recent hacking incident involving Hugging Face and has significantly changed its internal security processes.
Calls for international coordination
He also argued that AI’s long-term development should be governed through global coordination and international treaties, saying the technology may eventually move beyond the scope of individuals, companies, and even any single country.
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