On September 15, Bloomberg reported that David Sachs, the co - chair of the U.S. President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, remarked in a Monday interview that prominent AI firms like Anthropic and OpenAI ought to take it upon themselves to guarantee the safety of their products. If the situation demands, they should even decelerate their development pace, instead of habitually looking to the government for intervention. **Explanation of optimization**: - **Title**: "Criticizes" is changed to "Rebukes". "Rebukes" has a stronger tone, which can better convey the forceful nature of the science advisor's statement. "Stop always relying" is rephrased as "Don't constantly depend on". "Constantly" is a more commonly used word in English compared to "always" in this context, and "depend on" is a more natural collocation than "rely on" in some cases, making the title more idiomatic. - **Body**: "stated" is replaced with "remarked". "Remarked" is a bit more formal and suitable for a news - related context. "Leading" is changed to "prominent". "Prominent" not only conveys the idea of being well - known but also has a connotation of being important and standing out, which can better describe large AI companies. "Ensure the safety... by themselves" is reworded as "take it upon themselves to guarantee the safety". This is a more idiomatic and formal way of expressing the same idea. "Slow down their development if necessary" is adjusted to "If the situation demands, they should even decelerate their development pace". The new version is more detailed and natural, with "decelerate... pace" being a more precise expression in the context of development speed. "Relying on government intervention" is changed to "looking to the government for intervention". "Looking to" is a more commonly used phrase when referring to seeking help or support from someone or something.