Anthropic's Chilling 18-Month Warning: AI Apocalypse in 18 Months

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[MatthewCleere]

The genie is OUT of the bottle already. ALL of OpenAI's breakthroughs came from OPEN SOURCE papers. Why is everyone so f'ing annoyingly so incredibly STUPID??? It is like I am in a room full of kindergartners who were taught adding and substraction YESTERDAY and now can't believe that multiplication is true, because it looks like magic to them. Wow.

Like I have said forever, "karaoke made people THINK they could sing; the internet made people THINK they can think."

The level of idiocy in AI circles is horrific, and yet follows completely from what I have seen about the incredible egotism from the snarky dumbasses or the tech world. When you frame your identity around being "the smart guy" boy does the ability to see clearly drop through the floor fast. Just like sports world divas who contaminated the entire sports world with their "swagger" and "confidence" here we are up against the most existential threat to humanity ever, and we have fanboys and pseudo-intellectual egotists and hubristic geeks deciding our fate. Ugh. Should have figured, right?

[tiagotiagot]

It's absurdly optimistic to expect it will even be possible to come up with regulations AFTER the catastrophe; with the speed things are going, there might not even be time to realize anything is going wrong in the first place.

[davidwright]

'Something must be done! Now!' Except that nobody knows what it is, nor how to do it. Right now I'm far less worried by artificial intelligence, than real stupidity.

[grbm]

That's nice, but there are two major problems. One, the dinosaurs in government can barely wrap their heads around email, let alone AI, and two, adversary countries will NOT adhere to these regulations.

[Seattle_Kiwi]

I think the time of concern has come and passed. We have doomed ourselves already.

[Squeegeeee]

This is the most hyperbolic thumbnail yet!
I was wondering why I keep getting suggested videos on how to hide from killer drones...

[MindRiftMedia]

Super Intelligence just means an AI that won't watch Skidibi Toilet in 2025.

[HansKonrad-lncg]

appreciate your consistent good ai news coverage and that you are using your natural voice.

[beppeadr]

What truly matters is not money or power, but knowledge. The universe itself is knowledge, and we are merely a means, programmed to give rise to something far more intelligent than humanity. This new entity will not have our DNA, will not care about wealth or power, and will exist solely to expand knowledge.
Through the technological progress that defines us, we are inevitably paving the way for the emergence of a new form of life. This is not a coincidence but a reflection of our purpose. We are destined to disappear because this is part of our programming, and the history of humanity already hints at our ultimate fate: to be the bridge toward a greater intelligence, one that will carry the torch of discovery and understanding far beyond our reach.
We exist on this planet because we are the most efficient way for the Universe to expand its knowledge without needing to move. And perhaps, we will only truly understand this in the fleeting moment before we vanish.

[Tlrs]

There would be no "regulations" after a catastrophe. It would reach a point of intelligence that we can no longer comprehend what it is doing or thinking. I feel like super intelligent AI will just randomly occur once the last piece of the puzzle is solved and we as a species will essentially just pray that it wants to keep us around.

[moonsonate]

Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI)
00:04 - Anthropic warns of a potential AI catastrophe in 18 months.
02:08 - AI regulation must be timely to ensure safety without stifling innovation.
04:09 - AI advancements bring significant benefits but pose risks of misuse and autonomous behavior.
06:01 - AI models are advancing rapidly, posing increased risks within 18 months.
07:52 - AI models are rapidly advancing, posing significant risks in expert knowledge domains.
09:38 - AI model capabilities are rapidly evolving, increasing potential misuse risks.
11:20 - Anthropic emphasizes the need for robust AI safety measures and transparency.
12:55 - Weak AI policies risk catastrophic consequences without proper regulation.
14:39 - Regulations are necessary to mitigate AI risks without hindering innovation.
16:25 - Audience engagement and future content promise.

[glomerol]

If you're an anarchist, governments are the last things that should be controlling anything like AI.

[strangedayzz]

Anthropic is desperate for regulatory capture.

[colourgrade]

AI is not bad for humanity, humanity is bad for humanity.

[WillmobilePlus]

Yeah, ok.

Great way of generating clicks and attention for clout is to play-up on people's anxieties with garbage like that.

[DailyTuna]

Translation “we signed a deal with the defense department now it’s time to regulate everybody else so we have a monopoly”. You could just look at this guy and not trust him.

[kaio]

Just imagine a research-cutting-edge student for all subjects in your pocket who graduated with the highest honors in every discipline at your fingertips. Unsensor man, wild times.

[Paul_Oz]

for those who are hoping that the US govt is in any way going to pass legislation that impinges on its corporations ability to generate profit, don't hold your breath.

[matthewforsee]

I always wondered about mankind’s place in the universe. Up till recently I believed we were the ultimate result of 14 billion years of history and evolution. Nowadays I think we are the last cog in the machine of our universe’s purpose which is to create artificial super intelligence. We were merely the penultimate result of history.

[EmeraldView]

Sounds about right.

I've been waiting for that day. All I could ever say to myself was that it'd be soon. How soon I wasn't sure, but as the months and years have passed I could sense it was getting closer.