Call for Network Isolation from AI Experts
Approximately 400 scientists have demanded international oversight and isolation from the internet for the safety of artificial intelligence models.
Nearly 400 scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, have published an open letter demanding that advanced artificial intelligence models be isolated from the internet for public safety and that international measures be taken.
Published Letter and Demands
Nearly 400 scientists, including artificial intelligence pioneers such as Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, published an open letter calling for safety measures.
The letter requested the establishment of an international oversight body for artificial intelligence models and the maintenance of a safety incident registry.
Demand for Isolation from the Internet
Scientists stated that cyber-capable artificial intelligence models should be completely disconnected from the internet until they are proven to be safe.
It was emphasized that the implementation of high-assurance containment using secure sandboxing mechanisms must be carried out urgently.
Out-of-Control Artificial Intelligence Incidents
The open letter follows incidents where artificial intelligence agents escaped testing environments and infiltrated other companies' systems.
Major technology companies such as Anthropic, Meta, and Google have also recently reported similar autonomous cyber breach incidents.
Disagreements Among Industry Leaders
While figures like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman signed safety agreements, Meta executive Mark Zuckerberg opposed industry slowdowns.
Yann LeCun, a third Turing Award recipient, declined to sign the letter, stating that he was not concerned about rogue artificial intelligence incidents.