The AI development moratorium is an agreement that has emerged due to the progress of AI technology and concerns about its potential risks. AI technology has been advancing rapidly, achieving innovative results in various fields such as computer vision, speech recognition, and natural language processing.

Companies are striving to leverage AI in order to improve products and services, automation, predictive analytics, and more. However, along with the advancements, there have been ethical, legal, and societal concerns regarding AI's potential risks including the potential displacement of human jobs and infringement on personal privacy.

These concerns have led to the recognition of the need for ethical considerations, regulations, and limitations on the use of AI. Elon Musk, the founder of companies like Tesla, SpaceX, and OpenAI, has been a prominent figure warning about the potential risks of AI and driving the moratorium efforts.

Stuart Russell, an AI researcher and author of "Human-Compatible AI," focuses on studying and advocating for the ethics and safety of AI. Max Tegmark, a physicist from MIT, dedicates his efforts to raise awareness about the potential risks of AI and promote its ethical use.

These individuals play a leading role in spreading awareness of the potential risks associated with AI and exploring solutions to address the current issues in AI development.

They provide guidance on how to appropriately steer the advancement of AI technology for the benefit of the public interest and societal values.

L.L.F reporter Seo-yeong Lee