Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay proposing a three-step plan for AI companies to deliberately slow the pace of improving AI models to ensure safety without sacrificing commercial advantage or U.S. leadership in AI. The plan includes granting third-party evaluators access to verify safety, coordinating safety standards among democratic countries, and fostering cooperation between democratic and authoritarian governments. This call for pacing follows concerns raised by an Anthropic researcher who quit over fears AI development risks human extinction. Amodei emphasized that pacing means careful alignment and safeguarding, not halting progress, aiming to balance innovation with safety as AI grows more powerful.
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