Anthropic S-1 warns it may be near recursive self-improvement
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Anthropic's revised S-1A says it "may imminently meet" its Responsible Scaling Policy definition of "dramatically accelerated progress attributable to AI." The filing also admits it has already used AI to develop models whose capability leaps it didn't recognize at the time.
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