>I don't understand how these exes are leading these conversations, as they are responsible creating these products with potential harms in the first place. Th

>I don't understand how these exes are leading these conversations, as they are responsible creating these products with potential harms in the first place. They're basically trying to form a consortium, hoping to create an environment for AI labs and regulators to mitigate the dangers of AI. I suggest you go to their website. Their mission and reasons are stated there. For example, one of the core ideas is that AI labs are competing in a high stakes race, and many of them will do dangerous things with AI in order to try to come out on top. This consortium is trying to prevent this sort of thing.