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Ethan Perez

02/28/25

@ Anthropic

Anthropic is committed to safety and has established the Responsible Scaling Philosophy (RSP) to outline conditions for releasing models with safeguards.

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Defending against AI jailbreaks

@ Anthropic

02/28/25

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Anthropic Cast

12/13/24

@ Anthropic

Anthropic has a strong safety mission, which includes responsible scaling policies to identify and mitigate catastrophic risks associated with AI models.

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Anthropic Cast

02/28/25

@ Anthropic

The responsible scaling policy is Anthropic's plan to ensure that deployments are safe, outlining thresholds for new risks associated with more capable models.

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Y Combinator Cast

12/07/24

@ Y Combinator

Anthropic is focused on user safety by containing actions within a secure virtual machine and limiting access to sensitive data, although some restrictions may be lifted in the future.

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Anthropic Cast

02/28/25

@ Anthropic

The responsible scaling program emphasizes the need for safeguards alongside advanced capabilities to ensure safe deployment of AI technologies.

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Anthropic Cast

02/28/25

@ Anthropic

The responsible scaling policy outlines different red lines for capability thresholds at which new risks come online with more capable models.

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Anthropic Cast

03/27/25

@ Anthropic

Anthropic aims to build a model that is trustworthy and accurate, which aligns with our values.

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Mike Krieger

05/31/25

@ Hard Fork

The responsible scaling policy for AI is a living document that evolves as new risks and challenges are identified.

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Anthropic Cast

02/28/25

@ Anthropic

The original responsible scaling policy committed to ensuring models reach a sufficient level of robustness to jailbreaks to mitigate risks effectively.

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Geoffrey Hinton

04/26/25

@ CBS Mornings

Anthropic is currently the most concerned with AI safety, especially after many safety researchers left OpenAI due to concerns about its direction.