Lars Schmidt

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Anthropic is calling for a global effort to pace AI’s progress and give experts additional time to better manage the risks of increasingly capable models. To make this effort as effective as it can be in helping humanity build AI safely, we think three things should happen.

First, every AI company should commit to giving third-party evaluators employee-level access to verify safety, report problems, and guarantee compliance with the slowdown. We’re committing to doing this.

Second, AI companies operating in democracies should work together, with government support where necessary, to set common safety standards and limits on runaway AI progress.

Third, the U.S. and other democratic governments should try to coordinate with authoritarian governments pursuing advanced AI, recognizing that verification here is critical.

None of this is easy, but we believe we need to try, and if we manage to secure the benefit of time, we need to use it well. I hope you’ll read more here: https://lnkd.in/gxkPj9FC

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