Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, advocates for slowing down the development of advanced artificial intelligence to ensure its control and safety, stressing the need for external evaluators in AI companies, an approach that generates distrust among global players like China. (translated)
The main artificial intelligence developers, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google, are considering the creation of a safety organization to regulate the rapid advancement of this technology, amid concerns about risks to human rights and the economy. (translated)
The four giants of artificial intelligence, Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Demis Hassabis, have united their voices to call for regulation and more cautious development of advanced AI models due to the potential risk of out of control. (translated)
The giants of artificial intelligence have joined forces to call for a halt in the development of AI due to the risks alerted by Anthropic, while Donald Trump downplays concerns about these dangers. (translated)
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, argues that it is not advisable for the company to go public in the short term due to the risks associated with artificial intelligence and the need to prioritize safety over financial profit. (translated)
Anthropic has managed to thwart several possible plots in which its artificial intelligence was used to investigate biological weapons, although it could not determine whether these studies had legitimate or malicious purposes. (translated)
Anthropic has halted several attempts to investigate the use of its artificial intelligence for the development of biological weapons, as it could not determine the legitimacy of the intentions behind these studies and feared that they could contribute to the creation of dangerous pathogens. (translated)
Anthropic has blocked attempts to use its AI model, Claude, to develop biological weapons, following an investigation that revealed risks associated with its potential misuse, although the company has not found public evidence of such attempts by private companies. (translated)
🤖 | Investigadores de Anthropic y exinvestigadores de Google DeepMind advierten que la IA podría matar a todos los humanos. https://t.co/ZPAm00ISBi #IA #InteligenciaArtificial #SeguridadTecnológica
The warning of an AI engineer from Anthropic who just resigned: "AI could kill us all by the end of this decade." He says the industry is rushing toward "a self-improving superintelligence without having solved how to keep it under control first." (translated)
Jacob Coxon, a former engineer at Anthropic and OpenAI, resigns from his position and claims that artificial intelligence companies are hiding the existential risks of their technology, warning that they are “betting our lives” and acting irresponsibly in their race to develop superintelligence. (translated)
A researcher from Anthropic has resigned for fear that competition in artificial intelligence development will lead to the creation of uncontrollable systems, warning that by the end of next year things could spiral out of control. (translated)
La empresa de inteligencia artificial Anthropic propone una pausa temporal en el desarrollo de la IA debido a preocupaciones sobre el control humano, advirtiendo que la IA podría autoentrenarse y alcanzar un estado de superación recursiva que reduciría el papel del ser humano en su desarrollo. #InteligenciaArtificial #DesarrolloSostenible #SeguridadTecnológica
