[OpenAI President Brockman: AI “slowdown” should focus on cutting-edge models] On September 14th, OpenAI president and co-founder Greg Brockman said in a podcast that if the pace of artificial intelligence development is slowed down, the scope should be mainly limited to cutting-edge AI companies that develop the most powerful models, and should not affect open source models and personal side projects. He said that the so-called "controlling the speed of development" mainly targets large supercomputers that require hundreds of billions of dollars in capital investment. Brockman also said that OpenAI has slowed down the frequency of AI model training and significantly adjusted its internal security processes after the recent Hugging Face hacker attack. He also advocates managing the long-term development of AI through global coordination and international treaties, believing that AI may transcend individuals, companies and even individual countries in the future.