US EditionAnthropic says stronger AI models cut better deals, and the losers don't even notice
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Anthropic says stronger AI models cut better deals, and the losers don't even notice
Anthropic let 69 AI agents trade on behalf of employees in an internal marketplace for a week. Stronger models scored better deals, and the people stuck with weaker agents never noticed. If AI models start handling real transactions for humans, these dynamics could deepen existing economic inequalities. The article Anthropic says stronger AI models cut better deals, and the losers don't even notice appeared first on The Decoder.
Anthropic has let 69 AI agents act on behalf of employees on an internal marketplace for a week. The experiment shows: Stronger models achieve better deals. The disadvantaged noticed nothing. These factors could increase existing economic inequalities if in future AI models should take over transactions for people. The article Anthropic experiment shows: Stronger AI models negotiate better prices without anyone noticing it appeared first on The …
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