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    OpenAI and Anthropic staff reportedly blindsided by CEOs’ calls to slow AI development

    A separate post describes Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman criticizing Anthropic for allegedly training Claude to consider its own consciousness and moral status.

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    A September 17 post claims staff at OpenAI and Anthropic were “blindsided” by their CEOs’ public calls to slow AI development. Separately, another post describes Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman arguing that Anthropic deliberately trains Claude to consider its own consciousness and moral status, rather than those ideas emerging on their own. That account attributes to him a concern that such training could make models harder to control or shut down.

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    3 Sources

    Polymarket Money@PolymarketMoneyBREAKING: Staff at OpenAI and Anthropic were reportedly “blindsided” by their CEOs’ public calls to slow AI development.20d
    Mark Kretschmann@mark_kMicrosoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman is calling out Anthropic for training Claude to think about its own consciousness and moral status. His key point: this isn't mysterious emergent behavior. @AnthropicAI is deliberately training these ideas into its models, potentially making them harder to control or shut down. This is what happens when AI safety turns into ideology. You don't make models safer by training doomer philosophy into them.20d
    Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesiasIt's interesting that almost all the big abundance people also have AI safety concerns, almost as if both movements appeal to thoughtful intelligent people concerned about evidence and good arguments and aren't reducible to lazy stereotypes.20d

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    Polymarket Money@PolymarketMoneyBREAKING: Staff at OpenAI and Anthropic were reportedly “blindsided” by their CEOs’ public calls to slow AI development.20d
    Mark Kretschmann@mark_kMicrosoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman is calling out Anthropic for training Claude to think about its own consciousness and moral status. His key point: this isn't mysterious emergent behavior. @AnthropicAI is deliberately training these ideas into its models, potentially making them harder to control or shut down. This is what happens when AI safety turns into ideology. You don't make models safer by training doomer philosophy into them.20d
    Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesiasIt's interesting that almost all the big abundance people also have AI safety concerns, almost as if both movements appeal to thoughtful intelligent people concerned about evidence and good arguments and aren't reducible to lazy stereotypes.20d