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    Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman suggests AI self-improvement risk may have prompted an Anthropic resignation

    A post quotes Suleyman warning that AI modifying its own code with less human scrutiny poses a safety risk that is hard to audit.

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    A post quotes Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman saying AI modifying its own code with less human direction and scrutiny poses a safety risk and is hard to audit. He thinks that risk triggered a major resignation from Anthropic.

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    @rohanpaul_aiMustafa Suleyman (CEO of Microsoft AI) links the major Anthropic resignation to recursive self-improvement risk "And so how and when an AI modifies its own code with less and less human in the loop directing and scrutinizing that, that's where there is a big kind of safety risk, which I think is what triggered the big resignation from Anthropic a few weeks ago. That's actually a pretty hard thing to audit." ---- Full video on "The Rest Is Politics: Leading" YouTube channel, (link in comment)4h