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DeepSeek engineer defends open-source AGI push despite risks
Original: DeepSeek engineer defends push for open-source AGI despite higher risks
A DeepSeek engineer has publicly defended the company's commitment to developing artificial general intelligence through open-source methods, acknowledging that opening up such powerful technology carries higher risks. The remarks have sparked debate over whether frontier AI capabilities should be freely shared or kept behind closed doors, pitting transparency advocates against those warning of misuse and safety concerns.
Why now: Open-sourcing frontier AI models is a contentious issue as AGI capabilities advance and safety concerns grow.
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- DeepSeek engineer defends push for open-source AGI despite higher risks · South China Morning Post
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