GPAI Policy Lab (an AI safety and policy research organization) released Version 1 of an internal policy that restricts how their own staff can use AI tools at work. The policy is motivated by concerns that AI systems might degrade human thinking over time, based on their extrapolations of AI capabilities and internal conversations about cognitive effects.
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