Three visions lie ahead for artificial intelligence, one of which even Sam Altman would not want.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, outlined three potential futures for AI safety measures amid rising concerns over AI development. These include creating an international oversight body, consolidating AI research labs, and the risk of a single dominant AI company monopolizing resources. Altman expressed preference for the first option, emphasizing the need to prevent power concentration in the industry. Recent security issues have arisen with AI models from companies like Meta and OpenAI, prompting discussions on regulatory frameworks. Altman also mentioned the importance of independent experts in ensuring compliance with safety standards. The establishment of a new American group focused on AI safety is underway, with hopes to begin operations by late 2026 or early 2027. However, there are concerns that regulatory bodies may inadvertently strengthen leading companies' positions, hindering emerging competitors. Altman's proposals reflect a growing recognition of the existential risks posed…