Anthropic Appeal To Stop AI: The world’s leading AI company itself is scared of AI. Anthropic has appealed to stop the development of AI at the global level. Anthropic believes that with each stage of development of AI, the role of humans is decreasing in it. Anthropic says that soon AI will reach that loop where it will start improving itself automatically and thus it can go out of the control of humans.
According to reports, the company says that the speed of AI is so fast that social systems and security research are not able to keep pace with it. There are different types of reactions coming from the industry and the government regarding the demand for Anthropic.
Why did Anthropic get scared?
Anthropic has learned from its internal data that AI is now increasing the pace of its development. This is creating a loop that could lead to AI becoming intelligent on its own. In such a situation, AI will learn to improve itself automatically.
According to reports, even though this situation is still far away, with every increasing step in the development of AI, the role of humans is becoming increasingly limited, which can be dangerous for the future.(REF.)
How to stop?
Anthropic says that it is very difficult to stop the development of AI on a global scale. The company compares it to nuclear weapons, to stop which many treaties have been made around the world, but stopping AI is even more difficult.
Actually, it may not be easy for any country to hide the nuclear program, but the training of AI can be easily hidden behind any computer server. The only way to stop this is for powers like America and China and the world’s major companies to come together and agree on strict and transparent rules.
Anthropic is being opposed
Anthropic’s demand is facing strong opposition in Silicon Valley. According to reports, officials and tech giants say that slowing down the development of AI means that it will give China an edge in the biggest technological race of the century. However, on the other hand, US President Donald Trump himself has talked about cooperation with China on AI security during his visit to Beijing.
Apart from this, Trump has also given an executive order under which AI models will have to be reviewed by the government for 30 days before releasing them.
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