Dario Amodei

On 29 July, according to TechCrunch, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a book on local time on 27 July, responding to outside rumours that Anthropic supported a ban on open-source weight models. In Bo, Amodei made it clear that "Anthropic has never advocated the prohibition of open-source weight models" and stressed that open-source weight models that do not have a dangerous capability are "a public good" and can bring value to businesses, developers and researchers. He also pointed out that even if he came..

On July 28th, the topic of whether AI should open up weight has recently become the focus of industry discussions. Last Friday, more than 20 companies, including Ying Weida, Meta and Microsoft, signed an open letter entitled Open Weights and American AI Leadership in support of Open Weights. By the end of the week, OpenAI, Google and SpaceX also signed the letter. Anthropi..

On 19 April, according to the Financial Times, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said in an interview recently that AI would replace a junior white collar position of up to 50% within five years. He stated that the industry could not avoid the shock. We should not deny that subversion will take place, but we need to do enough to make it a tool for dealing with subversion. At the same time, Amodei points out that at present AI technology can only be "spread at the rate of trust" and that the industry has yet to live up to its earlier promise of optimism, which is still scarce. For AI..

On September 19th, at this Wednesday's Axios AI+DC summit, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said that AI was accelerating development and could replace humans in many areas, with a white collar position of up to 50% likely to be phased out in the next five years. 1AI quoted Boven, and Amody indicated that, in the context of AI's replacement of humanity's mission, the pace of progress had begun to move to the “index level”. He thought the risk was high enough, so the company chose..