Anthropic warns that recursive self-improvement (RSI) in AI could arrive sooner than institutions are prepared for, as models like Claude now write over 80% of code merged into Anthropic's systems. Th…
Anthropic, the developer of the Claude AI model, proposed a structured, temporary pause on frontier AI development across the global industry on June 4, warning that AI systems are approaching the abi…
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark warned that the AI industry lacks a mechanism to slow down its rapid advancement, comparing the situation to having a gas pedal but no brake pedal. Clark noted that Ant…
Anthropic proposed that leading AI labs develop a system to potentially pause frontier AI development, comparing the need for oversight to nuclear weapons monitoring. Former Senator Mitt Romney endors…
Anthropic, the AI safety lab behind Claude, published a proposal on June 4, 2026, calling for a coordinated global pause in frontier AI development, warning that AI systems are approaching the ability…
Anthropic called for a slowdown in AI development to prevent risks from systems capable of recursive self-improvement, citing its own internal data. The company suggested a global pause similar to Col…
Anthropic warned Thursday that its AI models are advancing so rapidly they may soon be capable of improving themselves without human involvement, urging an industrywide pause on development. The AI la…
Anthropic researchers warned that AI systems could soon improve their own performance faster than humans can supervise them, reviving concerns about the "alignment problem" of ensuring AI reliably pur…
Anthropic reported that its AI model Claude now writes 80% of the company's internal code, raising questions about the potential for recursive self-improvement where AI systems autonomously enhance th…
Anthropic researchers Marina Favaro and Jack Clark called for a global option to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development, warning that models could reach "recursive self-improvement" before …