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MIT and Queensland study finds most large companies omit AI risks from disclosures

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Researchers at MIT and the University of Queensland report that 32% of the top 100 companies named no AI risk in their disclosures, and an estimated 62% of the top 1000 did the same.

According to the study, none of the top 100 companies named power concentration or the AI race, and only four named dangerous AI capabilities.

The authors argue that companies should name each AI risk they face and the safeguard for each.

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    MIT and University of Queensland study finds most big companies omit AI risk

    AIMIT and University of Queensland researchers report that 32% of the top 100 companies named no AI risk, and an estimated 62% of the top 1000 did the same. No top 100 company named power concentration or the AI race, and only 4 named dangerous AI capabilities. The authors argue companies should name their risks and the safeguard for each.

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