Coverage highlights a Chinese model reaching full replication in tests
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ZeroHedge and others note Anthropic's evaluations found GLM-5.2, a Chinese model, capable of completing the full replication chain end to end in simplified tests, while smaller models could complete only individual steps.
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“As models become more efficient and capable, and hardware becoming better, hosting a model should be feasible on smaller devices”
I'll say while this is not very realistic now, I believe there isn't a 0% chance of a rogue AI traversing the net and placing itself somewhere(as much as this sounds like a scene from beloved cyberpunk franchises). As models become more efficient and capable, and hardware becoming better, hosting a model should be feasible on smaller devices (by…
The tweet is basically saying here’s this thing that all these sci-fi offer authors warned us about. Tech company goes and creates it despite it being the downfall of mankind.
I don't agree with point 2 on. They don't seem to want to ban open source or have much hope of doing so.Seeing if models can do damage seems more like sensible safety research.My worry about AI software doing bad things would be more the kind of people who make existing malware. The ransomware comes from criminals, not the open source community.
Dario Amodei Anthropic CEOGLM-5.2 Chinese AI model cited in the research