Anthropic Versus Anthropic
Notas del episodio
Zvi Mowshowitz on the two Anthropics: the company that makes real, costly sacrifices for safety, and the one whose policy team, public messaging and plans fall short of the moment. The episode reads Dario Amodei’s full reply to Nathan Calvin’s criticism over the leaked draft bill, along with the responses to it, follows Kelsey Piper inside an Anthropic colloquium, and looks at a Public Benefit Report whose bold type says the technical problems of AI safety are solved. It also covers METR’s new embedded-evaluator agreement and its review of Anthropic’s risk report, and the new Anthropic Public Benefit Fund.
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* 00:00 - Introduction
* 01:52 - Table of Contents
* 02:22 - Dario Amodei Responds to Nathan Calvin
* 22:32 - Kelsey Piper Goes Inside Anthropic
* 28:01 - The Technical Problems of AI Safety Are Not Solved
* 29:49 - The Quest for Embedded Evaluators
* 36:07 - METR Questions Risk Report Methodology But Affirms Risk is Low
* 41:20 - The Anthropic Public Benefit Fund
* 43:56 - Anthropic Versus Anthropic
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