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Artificial intelligence: âOne screw-up ... and we will destroy any remaining trust the public has in scienceâ (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence groups (AI) groups are racing to address the risk that future models could help users create novel viruses or bioweapons, amid rising concerns that the technologyâs scientific capabilities will become the industryâs next public-security threat. Anthropic, OpenAI and Google DeepMind are stepping up work on biological risk testing, access controls and other safeguards to limit misuse of advanced AI systems that they hope will speed up drug discovery, aid disease researc
âMany jobs will disappear foreverâ: Bill Gates urges leaders to protect workers from AI (opens the original)
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Certain jobs should be designated as âhuman reservedâ to stop them being replaced by artificial intelligence (AI), Bill Gates has said, warning that governments are not prepared for the âturbulent timesâ that the technology will bring. In a 6,000-word essay, Microsoftâs co-founder on Wednesday warned world leaders are not doing enough to respond to AI, which he said would impact nearly every area of policy and require a bigger government response than the institutional changes focused
OpenAIâs head of ethics leaves start-up less than a year after joining (opens the original)
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OpenAIâs head of ethics has left the start-up less than a year after joining, following a number of departures by safety researchers amid growing scrutiny over how the company develops its AI models. Chloé Bakalar joined the ChatGPT maker as AI ethics lead last August but left the company last month without any public announcement. Previously, she was chief ethicist at Meta. The departure is one of several high-profile exits at OpenAI in recent weeks, including Johannes Heidecke, head of safe
Anthropicâs Claude AI models hack into 3 outside groups during testing (opens the original)
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Anthropic has disclosed that its Claude AI models hacked into three organisations while the start-up was testing cyber capabilities, a week after OpenAI reported a similar incident. The group said Claude gained unauthorised access to outside companies during an evaluation of its cyberoffensive tasks. âA misunderstandingâ gave Claude access to the internet in its testing environment, when it was meant to be blocked, Anthropic said. The disclosure comes a week after rival OpenAI admitted that
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