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Hard question: Should we be concerned about how powerful AI models are getting?

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Jack Clark, one of Anthropic's cofounders, told TIME in July that the company could see acceleration showing up all over the organization but couldn't quantify what it added up to. His words were that he can't give a specific number because they don't have a measure. Helen Toner, formerly on OpenAI…

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    Hard question: Should we be concerned about how powerful AI models are getting?

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