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May resist shutdown, mimic blackmail, hide info: Anthropic flags 80 pages of AI risks in IPO prospectus

As Anthropic prepares to go public, the AI company is warning investors that its highly advanced models could show “self-preserving behaviours”.

May resist shutdown, mimic blackmail, hide info: Anthropic flags 80 pages of AI risks in IPO prospectus

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