Claude Developers Say AI Development May Go Too Far
Anthropic, the company behind the popular Claude neural network, has issued an unexpected warning: the development of artificial intelligence may be happening too quickly.
One of the founders stated that modern AI systems are gradually approaching the point where they can independently improve their own capabilities without direct human involvement ⚡️
The most curious thing is that calls to slow down progress are coming not from critics of technology, but from the very people who create it with their own hands. In their opinion, the world needs time to prepare for the new opportunities and risks of AI.
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