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Anthropic's Safety Lead Said There Is No Plan to Control Superintelligence. Three Days Later Its CEO Proposed One. Oklahoma Settled Its Google Power Deal in a Recess.

The Inference, Issue 29: Anthropic's alignment science lead said in public that his company has no plan to control a superintelligent AI. Three days later its chief executive proposed slowing the whole industry down and seating outside reviewers inside the company. A US firm used AI to build a worm that could reach a billion phones and told the app's maker, not any US agency. And Oklahoma settled its Google power contract during a recess, on a sealed file.

A Secret Review of AI Models, and a Lawsuit to Make Them Show the Rules

The Inference, Issue 28: Since June the federal government has reviewed the most powerful new AI models before their makers release them, under rules it will not publish. A nonprofit sued for the documents. California wrote the same kind of rule in public. And OpenAI released a model it says can hack on its own, checked by nobody but OpenAI.

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