Commentary: Pause, Plan and Protect: Responsible Development in the Face of AI Data Centers
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Commentary: Pause, plan and protect: responsible development in the face of AI data centers
It felt like a gut punch when Jacob Coxon, a researcher with Anthropic focused on expanding artificial intelligence capabilities, publicly resigned to underscore the threat to humanity AI posed and the reckless nature in which the U.S.’s largest tech firms are advancing it. Rather than disputing those claims, executives from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft […]
The speeches of ex-employees of artificial intelligence laboratories have multiplied this fall. Latest ones of three security researchers licensed by OpenAI. In hollow, these individual consciousness accounts, indicate the absence of a real framework of the sector.
The resignation of researchers from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google raises alarms about the risks of artificial intelligence. Between Cassandra effect, prometheic difference and commercial incentives, the race to advanced models puts to the test security, democratic control and responsibility of technological enterprises L'articolo Le Cassandre dell'AI: because the builder continues to launch the alarm comes from Digital Agenda.
On September 9, Jacob Coxon resigned, a researcher who had passed through OpenAI and Anthropic, accusing both companies of moving towards systems capable of self-improvement without having resolved how to keep them under control. Next, a series of forecasts were happening, until reaching the fatal omen: Evan Hubinger estimated a probability greater than 10% that the intelligence artifi...Continue reading...
New York- (EFE)- The former researcher of OpenAI and Anthropic Jacob Coxon warned this Monday that artificial intelligence systems (AIs) are approaching a point where they will be "able to improve themselves" and that, at the current rate, "humanity is more likely to lose control of these [...]
The leading artificial intelligence companies do not know how to prevent AI systems from pursuing targets that their developers have not assigned to them, warned Jacob Coxon, former OpenAI employee and Anthropic critical of the security of this technology.
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