Why fears of AI self-improvement are causing ‘existential’ concerns at Anthropic and OpenAI
Engineers say Claude is speeding AI development eight times faster per quarter, while a researcher and a safety director warn of existential risks.
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Anthropic was founded to be more safety-conscious than OpenAI, yet it clings to that mission statement while building ever more powerful agents, says Parmy Olson for Bloomberg Opinion.
Former researchers from artificial intelligence companies warn of the destructive capacity of technology.The post AI is an existential threat, say engineers from OpenAI and Anthropic appeared first on Rolling Stone in Spanish.
The race to create ever more powerful AI is already causing concern even among those at its center. OpenAI is poised to slow down development of its most advanced AI systems, and a growing number of researchers are warning that the technology could outpace humans' ability to understand and control it.
Researchers from Anthropic and OpenAI raised the alarm about recursive self-improvement, a process that could allow AI systems to accelerate the creation of increasingly capable models and reduce human control over their development.
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