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Jeremy Strong: “We are in a moment of existential civilizational crisis ... The issues of control and alignment are not being figured out and are being outpaced by the speed and acceleration of AI ... We need to wake up and regulate and do something about it."

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  1. 2026-10-20 13:53 · r/OpenAI
    Jeremy Strong: “We are in a moment of existential civilizational crisis ... The issues of control and alignment are not being figured out and are being outpaced by the speed and acceleration of AI ... We need to wake up and regulate and do something about it."

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