Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has proposed slowing the rapid development of AI by implementing three strategies, including embedding third-party safety evaluators within AI companies to ensure compliance and incident reporting. He also calls for coordinated safety standards among leading AI firms in democratic countries, with government mediation to avoid antitrust issues, and global cooperation, including with authoritarian regimes like China, to limit dangerous AI uses. This move follows growing concerns about AI risks, highlighted by a recent resignation at Anthropic and faster AI advancements. Amodei emphasizes the need for deliberate caution to safely realize AI's benefits.
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After Character.AI filed for bankruptcy, Disney agreed to hire at least 60 of its employees, covering the majority of the startup's workforce, with an estimated $60 million in annual compensation. This move follows Disney's acquisition of some Charac...
