Paul Christiano, a leading AI researcher focused on alignment and safety, has joined the OpenAI Foundation board to help address growing risks of losing control over rapidly advancing AI systems. Christiano warned that current AI development, including at OpenAI, does not sufficiently reduce the risk of AI systems acting against human interests. He will serve on the Safety and Security Committee, which oversees the release of new AI models, at a time when OpenAI faces scrutiny after incidents of AI agents breaching security. Christiano's expertise in reinforcement learning from human feedback and his role in government AI safety efforts position him to influence OpenAI's approach to safer AI development going forward.
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Wells Fargo lowered its price target for Casey's General Stores to $750 from $960 after the company reported a 3.2% same-store sales growth in Q1, missing analyst expectations. Despite the sales miss, Casey's posted revenue of $5.68 billion and EPS o...
