Interdisciplinary team publishes paper on the feasibility of a hardwired pause on frontier AI training
Understand this story
A paper organized by Berkeley statistician William Fithian and philosopher Wesley H. Holliday, together with interdisciplinary members including Stuart Russell and Rose Gottemoeller, explores the feasibility of implementing a hardwired pause on frontier AI training. The paper states that author affiliation does not imply endorsement by their institutions, nor does it mean every author agrees with all claims in the text; each named co-author contributed ideas or text.
AI overview based on source reports · Updated 3 days ago
Coverage timeline
Follow the coverage to explore different perspectives.
- Hacker News AIThe Feasibility of a Hardwired Pause of Frontier AI Training
This material lists the organizers, members, and acknowledged discussants of a paper titled "The Feasibility of a Hardwired Pause of Frontier AI Training," noting that co-authorship does not imply agreement with every claim or institutional endorsement. It contains no substantive argument, findings, or details about the proposed pause itself.
Activity for this story
- Current comparable activity
- 3
- Peak comparable activity
- 10Nov 12 05:00
- Change in the past 24 hours
- -51%
Trends compare the same fully observed participants, which may cover fewer participants than current activity. Move the pointer or tap the chart to inspect hourly activity; use the left and right arrow keys with a keyboard.