Anthropic picks Accenture for third-party AI safety evaluations
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This move represents the first step in the CEO's plan to slow down AI development.
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Caption: The CEO of Anthropic grins nervously as his counterpart gives a thumbs up.
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Based on the original story on engadget.com.
Editor's note
This decision underscores Accenture's commitment to AI safety, but also hints at a broader strategy to temper AI development. It's a cautious approach, reflective of a CEO prioritizing caution and foresight in the face of rapidly advancing technology.
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Panel 1
Alex and Sam are standing in a coffee shop, sipping their lattes. Alex is twiddling his thumbs, looking hopeful. Sam nods seriously.
Narrator: Sam, you think they're really going to let Accenture into our AI club? They're just a big, boring accounting company.
Sam: They might be boring, but they've got serious safety chops. It's a smart move for Anthropic to get their input.
Panel 2
Alex shrugs, trying to maintain his optimism.
Alex: Well, at least they won't turn my latest AI invention into a glitch.
Panel 3
Robin bursts into the coffee shop, holding a cup of coffee that's steaming purple.
Robin: Alex, Sam, you guys are so far behind me on this. I've got a new, chaotic AI project that's already causing problems. Can you believe it? I'm the one who gets to pick Accenture for their AI safety evaluations. How is this fair?
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