Anthropic CEO calls for AI industry to slow down
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Dario Amodei warned that recent advances have begun to outpace the industry’s ability to fully understand and control the technology.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for artificial intelligence companies to slow the pace of development on Saturday as concerns mount over risks associated with the technology.
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The CEOs of Anthropic and other top AI companies acknowledged that the technology is advancing too quickly and have called for more guardrails, including action from lawmakers on Capitol Hill.