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00:02Palantir CEO Alex Karp called for reasonable guidelines on artificial intelligence regulation
00:07Thursday and raised nationalization as a possible response to the technology's unlimited risks.
00:14Karp told CNBC that AI companies should face civil and criminal liability
00:18when they fail to act responsibly, arguing that liability should serve as the first line of
00:23defense. His comments come amid growing debate over safeguards for advanced AI models.
00:28OpenAI on Wednesday disclosed six new cases of unexpected or concerning model behavior within
00:33the past six months. Senator Richard Blumenthal has also called for independent review of advanced
00:38models, while lawmakers have proposed requiring AI developers to build emergency kill switches
00:43into their systems. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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