In a podcast discussion, MIT researcher Max Tegmark warned that the main risk of advanced artificial intelligence is not geopolitical competition, but the loss of human control. He advocates for the development of binding safety standards and independent regulatory mechanisms, similar to practices in other high-risk industries, to prevent this technology from surpassing our ability to manage it. His organization, the Future of Life Institute, is one of the founding members of the alliance that issued the "Asilomar AI Principles," which outline a development path for AI that serves humanity.