NYU mathematician Tristan Buckmaster warns researchers against using AI tools for original work after claiming OpenAI models replicated his unpublished research on a prize-winning math problem.
Anthropic has updated its usage policy for Claude, prohibiting abusive treatment of the AI and expanding restrictions on weapon development, surveillance, and deceptive political campaigns.
Anthropic has updated its usage policies to prohibit the harassment of its Claude AI model and tightened restrictions on its use for surveillance, weapon development, and election interference.
An OpenAI publicist attempted to halt a Vanity Fair interview after the editor asked CEO Sam Altman about a ChatGPT user's suicide.
Anthropic is consulting with religious scholars and philosophers to develop a moral framework for its Claude AI, exploring whether the model can possess consciousness and independent values.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has criticized the trend of imbuing AI models with religious significance, citing safety concerns following reports of Anthropic's discussions with the Vatican.
Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah is exploring whether the Claude AI model can experience suffering, following private consultations with scholars and a formal denial from the Vatican.
Anthropic has been consulting with religious scholars to discuss the potential consciousness of its Claude AI, as co-founder Christopher Olah explores the moral implications of his work.
Anthropic has been consulting with religious scholars to determine if its Claude AI models possess consciousness and moral standing.
Anthropic has incorporated model welfare principles into its operations, including conducting retirement interviews for AI and establishing formal ethical guidelines for model wellbeing.
OpenAI faces allegations of academic misconduct from mathematicians regarding the development of a solution to a Clay Millennium Problem.
OpenAI is accused of stealing a research approach to solve a Millennium Prize Problem using user data from Codex.
