Blogger Comment: AI is another major step in controlling humanity and one of my colleagues in Switzerland told me what was coming in 2005 and he was controlled by the Globalists…where Ai is the product that deceives the mind into thinking the truth is a lie, through manipulation of our minds and just like what the Nazis did in Germany during the 30s and up to the end of WW2, but not with the high-tech that the Globalists have today…indeed as the Globalists constructed the platform for WW2 to become a reality, funding through their captured world bankers as today…working and lending money to both sides of this vast conflict (but nothing like what is in the horizon for humanity for the Globalist’s pursuit of Russia where their Ukraine war is just the start and for their purpose to reset Europe, just like the ‘Great Reset’ of today…its identical, but with differing knowledge levels of technology involved…for never think that Ai is good for humanity, as it is the complete and devastating opposite…

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One of the world’s leading artificial intelligence companies is sounding the alarm over the very technology it helped create, over fears that humans are beginning to lose control of AI.

Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI platform, is calling for a coordinated slowdown in advanced AI development amid growing concerns that artificial intelligence systems could soon reach a point where they are capable of improving themselves without human involvement.

The warning has fueled fresh fears about the race to build increasingly powerful AI systems as major tech companies pour hundreds of billions of dollars into the industry with minimal oversight from governments and regulators.

Anthropic Warns of “Recursive Self-Improvement”

In a lengthy blog post released Thursday, Anthropic warned that AI capabilities are advancing at a pace that society may be unable to keep up with.

According to the company, the amount of work AI systems can perform autonomously has been doubling roughly every four months.

Executives say that trajectory could eventually lead to a scenario known as “recursive self-improvement,” where AI systems begin designing and improving their own successors without human intervention.

“If systems are capable of fully building their own successors, the ways we secure them, monitor them, and shape their behavior all grow much more important,” Anthropic wrote.

The company suggested that a coordinated pause in development may become necessary to allow governments and institutions time to grapple with the implications.

“We are not there yet, and recursive self-improvement is not inevitable,” Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark and Anthropic Institute lead Marina Favaro wrote.

“But it could come sooner than most institutions are prepared for.”

Tech Elites Warn of a Future They Helped Create

Anthropic’s warning comes as concerns continue to mount over whether artificial intelligence could eventually escape meaningful human control.

The company itself contributed to those fears earlier this year when its powerful Mythos AI model demonstrated the ability to identify vulnerabilities in software systems, sending shockwaves through sectors including banking, cybersecurity, and technology.

Despite repeated warnings from researchers and industry insiders, meaningful regulation remains largely absent.

Instead, the race toward increasingly powerful AI systems has accelerated as companies compete for market dominance and investment capital.

The Trump administration recently issued an executive order encouraging AI developers to voluntarily submit their most advanced systems for cybersecurity testing before public release, placing much of the responsibility on the companies themselves.

Calls for an AI Pause Grow Louder

Anthropic is not the first major player to call for a slowdown.

In 2023, Elon Musk joined other technology leaders in supporting a proposal that sought a six-month pause on advanced AI development to allow time for safety measures and oversight.

Those efforts ultimately gained little traction as companies continued racing ahead.

Anthropic has built much of its public image around AI safety concerns.

Earlier this year, the company reportedly refused to allow its models to be used for domestic surveillance programs or fully autonomous weapons systems.

At the same time, critics have pointed out that Anthropic continues releasing increasingly powerful AI products while warning about the dangers of the technology.

In February, the company backed away from an earlier commitment to withhold potentially dangerous capabilities if competitors were close to matching its technology.

Billion-Dollar Race Raises More Questions

The warning also comes as Anthropic enjoys explosive growth.

The company was recently valued at approximately $965 billion and confidentially filed for a public stock offering this week, positioning itself as one of the most valuable AI firms in the world.

Anthropic acknowledged that a slowdown would only work if multiple leading companies agreed to participate.

“A unilateral pause by one lab, by contrast, is achievable immediately, but accomplishes much less: it would change who the front-runner is, but it would not create the wider deliberative process that is currently missing,” the company stated.

To that end, Anthropic says it plans to bring together policymakers, researchers, advocacy groups, and rival AI developers to discuss how society should respond to increasingly powerful systems.

The company’s warning highlights a growing reality that many technology experts have been discussing for years: the same industry leaders driving the AI revolution are increasingly expressing concern about where the technology may ultimately lead.

As artificial intelligence becomes more powerful and more deeply integrated into everyday life, questions about who controls it and whether it can ultimately be controlled at all are becoming harder to ignore.

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