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Microsoft's head of AI, Mustafa Suleyman, warns that his rival Anthropic's method for training its Claude model could be disastrous. He criticised treating AI like a human, stating that it might be conscious and deserved independent agency. Suleyman stated AIs are not conscious and called for greater transparency in training to avoid future regrets.
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