Co-founder Jack Clark, who will lead the new Anthropic Institute, said he had “no concerns” about research funding.
The AI startup, founded by ex-OpenAI executive Mira Murati, will team up with Nvidia on a “long-term gigawatt scale strategic partnership” to power TML’s AI model training. The news comes after multiple founding members of the startup left for OpenAI at the same time earlier this year.
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The tool, which OpenAI said is used by 25 percent of Fortune 500 companies, helps “identify and remediate vulnerabilities in AI systems during development.”
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The open source tool poses plenty of risks, but for devotees, it’s an antidote to Big AI.
The protest’s planned focus is AI-powered mass domestic surveillance and lethal autonomous weapons. It’s organized by QuitGPT, a grassroots campaign that says it’s inspired more than 1.5 million people have to take relevant action (by either sharing on social media or signing up for the boycott itself).
The OpenAI CEO laid out some updated wording he hoped would address people’s concerns about mass domestic surveillance, though the new language still included the phrase “consistent with applicable laws.” Altman also said he reiterated over the weekend that Anthropic should not be designated a supply chain risk.
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The law doesn’t say what Sam Altman claims it does.