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Anthropic warns self‑improving AI could outpace human control, urging a slowdown as risks grow and systems begin advancing on their own.

Anthropic urges AI labs to consider pausing development, warning that rapid advances could allow AI systems to improve faster than society can manage.

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark said AI agents might soon be able to build and train models themselves and, if that happens, humans could lose control over AI systems.

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