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Anthropic says governments should urgently take action on AI policy in the next 18 months and suggests principles for AI regulation that support innovation

Increasingly powerful AI systems have the potential to accelerate scientific progress, unlock new medical treatments, and grow the economy.

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  • @carljanderson.bsky.social @carljanderson.bsky.social on bluesky
    Um, sure.  Let's have the foxes guard the henhouse.
  • @lefthanddraft Wyatt Walls on x
    @pmarca Claude can tell from reading a single one of the Anthropic Q&As: https://www.anthropic.com/... [image]
  • @anthropicai @anthropicai on x
    We've published a short piece making the case for targeted AI regulation sooner rather than later. Read it here: https://www.anthropic.com/...
  • @superhumanepoch @superhumanepoch on x
    @pmarca OK, so I need a replacement for Claude. I don't think I can continue to pay @AnthropicAI after this.
  • @drdatta_aiims Dr. Datta on x
    As someone who has been researching in AI and LLMs since years, I agree with @AnthropicAI that the risks need to be addressed immediately rather than later. We cannot afford a catastrophe! I urge @AshwiniVaishnaw and @narendramodi to look into this with all the seriousness that […
  • @gssp_acc @gssp_acc on x
    @pmarca They're going after fine tuning and they're going after open source [image]
  • @sleepinyourhat Sam Bowman on x
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  • @krishnanrohit Rohit on x
    I disagree with Anthropic's logic here. Computers are also fully general products. Though the last sentence is correct, and why there's pretzel logic to reach that conclusion. [image]
  • @stefanfschubert Stefan Schubert on x
    Notably strong language by Anthropic [image]
  • @pmarca Marc Andreessen on x
    Naked grab for regulatory capture. Morally corrupt politics at its sleaziest. 👎 https://www.anthropic.com/...
  • @pmarca Marc Andreessen on x
    Claude knows. [image]
  • @joshrnold Josh Arnold on x
    interesting strategic choice: anthropic using capability transparency as leverage for regulation. “our models got 25x better at coding in a year and match phd-level bio knowledge, so anyway here's why we need laws”
  • @s_oheigeartaigh @s_oheigeartaigh on x
    Good to see Anthropic recognising the urgency, and calling for federal and state-level regulation strategies in the US in parallel. I would have liked to see more full-throated support for SB-1047 in California, in light of the urgent timeframes 1/3 https://www.anthropic.com/...
  • @jackclarksf Jack Clark on x
    This post makes the case that governments should take actions on AI policy in the next eighteen months to ensure the AI sector can continue to innovate while mitigating foreseeable risks.
  • @liron Liron Shapira on x
    This is a good post. Kudos to @AnthropicAI [image]
  • @jackclarksf Jack Clark on x
    The case for targeted regulation - our thoughts on AI policy [image]
  • @freed_dfilan Daniel Filan on x
    Blog post by Anthropic. I mostly agree, except that I think near-miss liability + insurance (as proposed by @gabriel_weil and @robinhanson) make more sense as a regulatory target. https://www.anthropic.com/...
  • r/ClaudeAI r on reddit
    REGULATORY CAPTURE IS ALL YOU NEED