Our Advanced AI Framework sets out how governments should prepare for and prevent catastrophic risks from frontier AI systems. The government should have the authority to block or revoke the release of unsafe models, and invest in societal resilience.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposes three initiatives to close AI policy gap
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AI is advancing at a pace our policymaking institutions were never built for—and the gap between the two is becoming the central challenge of the technology. In his latest essay, our CEO Dario Amodei lays out how to close it. We're launching three new initiatives to support the
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Anthropic proposes $200M fund for AI labor disruption evaluations
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An Economic Policy Framework: a proposal for how the US government should manage labor market disruption from advanced AI. We’re contributing $200 million to a new fund to sponsor major evaluations of some of these ideas.
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Anthropic publishes proposal on AI risks and financial support for jobs
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In parallel, Anthropic publishes a proposal on how governments can address the risks posed by advanced AI and a policy framework for job displacement, for which we plan to provide substantial financial support.
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Anthropic believes transparency is no longer sufficient for cutting-edge AI
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Anthropic has long advocated for transparency requirements for cutting-edge AI, because the risks were not yet clear enough to be precisely regulated. This is no longer sufficient.
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Mandatory third-party tests for cyber, bio, autonomy, and blocking risks
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In addition to transparency, I now believe that cutting-edge models should undergo mandatory third-party testing for cyber, bio, and autonomy risks — with the power to block or revoke the deployment of models that present a risk.
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Publication of the essay Policy on the AI Exponential on accelerated AI
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Today, I am publishing a new essay, *Policy on the AI Exponential*. AI is progressing extremely fast — much faster than the political process was designed to handle. The essay explains where I place the technology currently, and the actions needed to bridge the gap.
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Hallucinations are baked into LLMs, hindering German operations, need better tech
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100%, hallucinations are baked in (as I have been saying since 2001) and that is why basically no LLM company afford to operate in Germany now. We need a better technology.
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A 2023 article influences global AI policies
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An article published three years ago influences policymakers worldwide regarding AI-related labor decisions. What happens when the gap between evidence and new policies widens? Our report from @Cohere_Labs examines these effects, in
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MIT recommends transparency and dialogue for medical AI
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Many AI tools impacting patient care could operate outside FDA oversight. To change this, MIT researchers recommend increased public disclosure, structured dialogue between industry and regulators, and