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Saham Teknologi Anjlok Setelah Pemimpin Industri AI Menyerukan Pengembangan Lebih Lambat
Saham perusahaan teknologi dan chip besar turun di Asia, Eropa, dan pasar berjangka AS setelah keselarasan publik yang jarang terjadi di antara para pemimpin industri AI, termasuk Sam Altman dari OpenAI dan Dario Amodei dari Anthropic, yang menyerukan perlambatan laju pengembangan AI karena kekhawatiran keselamatan, sementara Presiden Trump meremehkan risiko dan menekankan daya saing AS terhadap China.
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Saham teknologi anjlok di pasar global setelah beberapa pemimpin industri kecerdasan buatan terkemuka menyerukan perlambatan laju pengembangan AI selama akhir pekan, dengan mengutip kekhawatiran keselamatan. CEO Anthropic Dario Amodei mengatakan pengembangan harus diperlambat untuk mengurangi risiko terjadinya sesuatu yang salah secara serius, dalam sebuah pertunjukan kesepakatan publik yang jarang terjadi di antara eksekutif Big Tech yang mencakup CEO OpenAI Sam Altman dan CEO SpaceX Elon Musk.
Reaksi pasar sangat cepat: futures Nasdaq turun 1,5 persen, saham SoftBank Jepang ditutup turun hampir 11 persen, indeks Kospi Korea Selatan anjlok 3,3 persen karena produsen chip SK Hynix turun 6,4 persen, dan produsen peralatan semikonduktor Belanda ASML turun 6 persen dalam perdagangan Eropa. Altman mengatakan tidak ada tekanan kompetitif dari Amerika Serikat yang harus membenarkan kecerobohan atau membiarkan kemampuan AI melampaui upaya penyelarasan dan pemantauan. Presiden Donald Trump meremehkan kekhawatiran keselamatan, sebaliknya menekankan keunggulan teknologi AS atas China dan menyatakan bahwa siapa pun yang memenangkan perlombaan AI akan menang secara lebih luas, menggarisbawahi kesenjangan antara seruan industri untuk kehati-hatian dan sikap kompetitif pemerintahan.
Key facts
- AI industry leaders including Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Elon Musk called for slower AI development over safety concerns
- Nasdaq futures fell 1.5%; SoftBank dropped nearly 11% in Japan; South Korea's Kospi sank 3.3%
- Chipmaker SK Hynix fell 6.4%; Dutch semiconductor firm ASML dropped 6% in Europe
- Altman said competitive pressure should not justify letting AI capabilities outpace safety alignment
- Trump downplayed safety concerns, emphasizing US competitiveness against China in AI
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