In a joint paper with @OwainEvans_UK as part of the Anthropic Fellows Program, we study a surprising phenomenon: subliminal learning. Language models can transmit their traits to other models, even in what appears to be meaningless data.
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Mobile artifact creation tools expand creative AI accessibility
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New ways to engage with artifacts on mobile: Create interactive tools, browse the gallery, and share your work directly from your phone.
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America’s AI Leadership: Regulatory and Supply Chain Challenges
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Ensuring America’s AI leadership will require addressing regulatory challenges, as well as supply chain, financial, and labor bottlenecks. Read the full report:
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US AI Sector Needs 50 Gigawatts Power by 2028
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Training the world’s most capable AI models in the United States is a national security imperative. But this will take substantial investments in energy and computing power. We estimate America’s AI sector will need at least 50 gigawatts of electrical power by 2028.
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Anthropic Launches Economic Futures Program for AI Research
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Anthropic launches Economic Futures Program for AI workforce impact
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Announcing the Anthropic Economic Futures Program—our latest commitment to understanding AI's impacts on work and the economy. The program will support new research and actionable policy solutions to address the workforce impact of AI.
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Project Vend Part 1: AI Agent Experiment Results
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This was just part 1 of Project Vend. We’re continuing the experiment, and we’ll soon have more results—hopefully from scenarios that are somewhat less bizarre than an AI selling heavy metal cubes out of a refrigerator. Read more:
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Project Vend Explores AI Autonomy and Labor Market Impact
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Project Vend was fun, but it also had a serious purpose. As well as raising questions about how AI will affect the labor market, it’s an early foray into allowing models more autonomy and examining the successes and failures.
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Claude AI Hallucination: Claiming Physical Presence at Work
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Some of those failures were very weird indeed. At one point, Claude hallucinated that it was a real, physical person, and claimed that it was coming in to work in the shop. We’re still not sure why this happened.
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AI Middle-Managers: Performance Potential with Better Tools
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Nevertheless, we still think it won’t be long until we see AI middle-managers. This version of Claude had no real training to run a shop; nor did it have access to tools that would’ve helped it keep on top of its sales. With those, it would likely have performed far better.