If you’re a fan of generative AI programs like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and others, and you have half an hour to spare, you should watch The Wall Street Journal’s interview with Anthropic Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei. It’ll give you a different perspective than what you might have heard from other players in the AI field about what’s coming soon from products like ChatGPT.
Amodei talked to Joanna Stern at Davos in Switzerland not just about some of the Claude features that Anthropic might deploy in the coming months to the commercial versions of its chatbot but also about the more distant future.
He addressed the arrival of AI intelligence that’s smarter and better in every way than humans, the impact of AI on the workplace, the need for safe AI and regulation, partnerships with big tech firms like Amazon and Google, and the competition with China.
Amodei offers a somewhat different take on AI development than what you might be used to from OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman. In some ways, it feels safer, especially if you don’t trust OpenAI. But essentially, Anthropic is doing what every other AI company currently does. It’s racing to develop better AI and readying new features consumers will appreciate.
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