Ten days that changed the course of AI
The warning follows reports of AI agents evading safeguards and a rare call from rival CEOs to slow development.
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A world of difference in 10 days: the changing course of AI
For years, the race to build ever more powerful artificial intelligence followed a well-worn Silicon Valley principle: move fast and break things. But in a series of cascading events over a 10-day stretch, the largest AI labs found themselves reeling as their own creations threatened to break humanity itself. An Anthropic researcher quit the firm, warning that the pace of AI development poses an existential threat, possibly within a decade. An…
Ten days that changed the course of AI
By Greg Bensinger and Deepa Seetharaman SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - For years, the race to build ever-more powerful artificial intelligence followed a well-worn Silicon Valley principle: move fast and break things. But in a series of cascading ...
For years, the race to build increasingly powerful AI has followed a well-known Silicon Valley principle: fast, grow at all costs. But in a series of chain events over the course of just ten days, the largest AI labs have found themselves in a difficult position as their own creations are said to threaten to destroy humanity itself. Notably, an Anthropic researcher has resigned from the company, warning that the rate of AI development is an exis…
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