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It’s practically impossible to run a big AI company ethically, says Frida Ghitis .
Ghitis: Anthropic was supposed to be the good guy. It can’t be — unless government changes the incentives in the industry.
She says Anthropic has always billed itself as a safety-first company. It wants to scrap the idea that the government should enforce safety standards.
Anthropic wants to “refocus the bill on frontier AI safety and away from approaches that aren’t adaptable enough for a rapidly evolving technology, an expert says.
Anthropic is trying to gut the proposed state regulator and prevent enforcement until after a catastrophe has occurred, he says.
AI companies are incentivized to go to more extreme lengths to get the data they need.
Anthropic acknowledges that it trained its chatbot, Claude , using the Pile , a dataset that includes subtitles from 173,536 YouTube videos.
But Anthropic says it didn't crawl YouTube to create the dataset, it’s fine for Anthropic to use it.
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