Artificial Guarantees

This is a collection of inconsistent statements, shifting baseline tactics,
and promises broken by major AI companies and their leaders showing
that what they say doesn't always match what they do.

This is a collection of inconsistent statements, shifting baseline tactics,
and promises broken by major AI companies and their leaders showing
that what they say doesn't always match what they do.

This is a collection of inconsistent statements, shifting baseline tactics,
and promises broken by major AI companies and their leaders showing
that what they say doesn't always match what they do.

This is a collection of inconsistent statements, shifting baseline tactics,
and promises broken by major AI companies and their leaders showing
that what they say doesn't always match what they do.

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Anthropic

Founded:

2021

Reported Valuation:

$18.4 billion

CEO:

Dario Amodei

What They Say: AI systems have the potential to cause large-scale destruction within 1-3 years

What They Do: Lobby against the enforcement of AI safety standards in California

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What They Say: The mitigation of extinction risks as a result of AI should be a global priority

What They Do: Lobby for AI companies to only be fined after a catastrophic event occurs

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What They Say: Governments around the world should create testing and auditing regimes

What They Do: Lobby against testing and auditing proposed by California regulators

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What They Say: Anthropic will not work to advance state-of-the-art capabilities

What They Do: Releases Claude 3.5 Sonnet and states that it “raises the industry bar for intelligence, outperforming competitor models… on a wide range of evaluations”.

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OpenAI

Founded:

2015

Reported Valuation:

$80 billion

CEO:

Sam Altman

What They Say: OpenAI understands the need for AI regulations and cares about AI safety

What They Do: Lobby the EU to reduce AI regulations

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What They Say: OpenAI is a non-profit so they can "stay accountable to humanity as a whole"

What They Do: OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, tells shareholders that OpenAI is considering becoming a for-profit corporation

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What They Say: Altman states that the risks of AI development going bad would result in “lights out for all of us”

What They Do: Claims that now his worst fear is industry impacts

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What They Say: The risks of AI development going bad would result in “lights out for all of us”

What They Do: Shift their framing, now promising that AGI will "change the world much less than we think”

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