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The movement to stop artificial intelligence is gaining momentum

The movement to stop artificial intelligence is gaining momentum

Commentary: Dario Amoudi and other AI industry executives call for slowing the talent race, appointing external reviewers, and formulating international rules — while the US government and China fear losing the lead
Anthropic revealed an internal "workspace" in Claude—but did not prove that he was self-aware.

Anthropic revealed an internal "workspace" in Claude but did not prove that he was self-aware.

A new tool called J-lens allows researchers to identify internal representations that Klod uses for reasoning and modify them in an experiment. The similarity to the “global workspace” theory raises questions about consciousness in AI, but the researchers emphasize that there is no
Is Artificial Intelligence Reliable? Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana via Gemini

The AI ​​Arms Race: Why Anthropic Wants to Hit the Brakes

A new Anthropic document shows a sharp jump in Claude's abilities in writing code, fixing systems, and developing research — and raises the question of whether humanity can slow down the pace of progress over time.
The suspicion of Claude Mitos. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana

Anthropic delays release of Claude Myth due to concerns about hacking and exceeding restrictions

Anthropic's new model has demonstrated exceptional capabilities in detecting weaknesses, attempting to escape a closed testing environment, and hiding anomalies from its operators — which is why the company is opting for a gradual and cautious release.
Claude 4 Modern abstract design in a minimalist profile with geometric shapes. Photo: Anthropic

Is Cloud Opus 4 getting out of control? The new AI that's making developers afraid

An internal report by Anthropic reveals disturbing scenarios: the model seeks to survive, sends extortion letters, tries to copy itself to external servers and even develops worms. Experts call for regulation – before it already exists