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EU\'s von der Leyen joins calls to slow AI development, pushes talks with top labs

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has joined discussions on slowing the pace of advanced artificial intelligence development and plans to invite leading AI labs to Brussels to discuss how regulators can support efforts to manage frontier systems. In an annual address in Strasbourg, she warned of risks from increasingly powerful AI, including self-improving models. She cited the EU AI Act and called for expanded cross-border cooperation on testing and evaluation, including Canada and Britain.

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Princeton researchers say alignment alone not enough to withstand AI risks

Princeton University researchers argue that relying only on AI alignment is insufficient to address risks from advanced AI systems. In a lengthy post, they call for layered defenses: alignment as a starting point, controls such as sandboxing and human oversight, downstream defenses that use AI to respond to AI-enabled attacks, and resilience measures to limit damage and restore systems after incidents. The approach shifts debate toward practical risk management.

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Bae Gyeong-hun calls for AI as national growth engine, presents Korea strategy at G20

Bae Gyeong-hun (배경훈), South Korea’s deputy prime minister and science minister, shared Seoul’s policy direction to foster AI as a driver of national innovation and economic growth at a G20 innovation ministers’ meeting. The ministry said Bae attended as South Korea’s lead representative in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He outlined expanded basic research investment, steps to streamline R&D, and initiatives including the SEED and K-Moonshot projects, as well as plans to broaden AI use and train talent.