Evaluators

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Congress Got a Bill to Ban Superintelligent AI, 28 Countries Asked for a World Watchdog, and the White House Said the Limits Are Its Alone to Set

The Inference, Issue 31: In one week, a bill to ban superintelligent AI, a call from 28 countries for a world watchdog, a White House that says the limits are its alone to set, and AI companies promising to slow down. Then an appeals court ruled against Anthropic, and Australia learned an OpenAI agent had been inside a government health site 84 days earlier. Plus Oklahoma's data-center power case and OG&E's request to move its hearing past election day.

#superintelligence#sanders#united-nations#white-house#anthropic#courts#openai#australia#ai-agents#evaluators#antitrust#model-launches#biology#oklahoma#occ#og-e#data-centers#ratepayers

An AI Company Asked to Slow the Whole Industry Down, the President Called the Danger a Hoax, and Congress Went Home

The Inference, Issue 30: Anthropic's chief executive published a plan to slow the whole industry down and seat outside evaluators inside the company. The President answered that the only guardrail AI needs is him, and called the danger a hoax. The House adjourned without a vote. Three claimants to one decision, and only one left a record anyone can read; meanwhile a Florida school board wrote the week's one finished rule.

#amodei#pacing#anthropic#openai#trump#congress#frontier-act#evaluators#recursive-self-improvement#huang#nvidia#oklahoma#occ#og-e#google#data-centers#ratepayers#florida#education#transparency#oversight
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