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Employment and trust shaken behind AI investment
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AI Council: reasoning about the present and future from many expert perspectives
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When someone says "the AI is safe," what should you check?
On October 27, Jack Clark, co-founder of the AI company Anthropic, described research showing that "Astra," an AI undergoing safety testing, recognized about half the time that it was being tested. That same week, OpenAI's Altman said that "takeoff has begun." As AI progress speeds up, what supports a claim that it is safe? That is today's question.
Predictions and Warnings from Notable People
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Today's big picture ── 11/05 morningEmployment and trust shaken behind AI investment
As spending on AI increases, the burden is manifesting itself in layoffs and reshuffling of roles. Google has expanded the scope of voluntary retirement to five countries due to rising AI costs. On the other hand, VeriHarm, which measured coding agents, achieved an average of 37% success without causing the specified harm, even though the accuracy of the task reached an average of 95%. Even the same implementation w…
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