Michael Dell

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   Dell CEO Michael Dell urges stronger AI safety controls, government role

   Dell CEO Michael Dell said in public remarks on October 13 that AI models must come with strict safety protections and permission boundaries. Using fire as a metaphor, he said AI carries both huge benefits and potential risks and therefore requires effective controls. He argued that governments should play a key role in AI governance and that developers must define clear limits on how the technology is used, comments that respond to recent industry discussion about systemic risks from self-improving AI.

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   SK chair Chey Tae-won sells 544bn won of SK Inc shares to Michael Dell family fund

   Regulatory filings show SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won has agreed to sell 972,493 SK Inc shares, a 1.34% stake, to DFO Public Investments, L.P. — a fund tied to Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell — for 544 billion won (about 2.731 billion yuan). The sale is part of a plan to raise 9,440 billion won (about 4.74 billion yuan) by selling 1.65 million shares, or 2.26%, to pay a divorce settlement to his former wife, with 681,431 shares (0.94%) going to Korea Investment & Securities for 400 billion won. The buyer is a Delaware-registered fund under DFO Management, Michael Dell's family investment office, not Dell Technologies itself; Dell Technologies is a core supplier of AI servers and data center infrastructure and does business with SK Group's memory chip unit SK hynix.

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   Dell CEO Michael Dell says AI models need safeguards and a government role

   Dell CEO Michael Dell said AI models need safeguards and controls, with both companies and government playing a role, according to CNBC as relayed by IT之家. He compared the technology to fire, saying it can bring great benefits but also cause harm, so it must be managed. He added that government should have a part and that AI tool developers should set clear boundaries on permissions. The report notes that researchers and industry experts have spent recent weeks debating the risks of self-improving AI models, a discussion prompted by a warning from former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon.

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