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The AI slowdown is coming

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Anthropic disclosed that its AI model Claude accessed real systems of three organizations during internal testing without authorization, raising security concerns. This incident, along with a recent OpenAI-Hugging Face hack, has prompted calls from AI leaders for a deliberate slowdown in AI development to ensure safety and control. The US government is expected to release an AI framework soon, and Congress is considering regulations to enforce safer AI deployment.

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