AI systems are one step away from reaching a level where they can think and develop on their own without human instruction, according to Jacked Klapuk, co-founder of Anthropic company, warning that this needs to be controlled in time.
He says that the current AI technology world is like a runaway race car without brakes and requires government policies to regulate it. Even Anthropic's famous Claude Chatbot can currently rewrite 80 percent of its own code, and within the next 2 years it will be able to automatically write up to 100 percent, which is truly a concerning situation.
Despite these warnings, top companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google have no intention of halting their AI research efforts.
In particular, Anthropic welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump's AI executive order, which does not impose strict controls on companies.
Within just 5 years of its establishment, Anthropic, which is now worth nearly 1 trillion U.S. dollars (1,000 billion), is preparing to enter the stock market as the most valuable company in history, and at the same time is also a company that has had face-to-face meetings with the U.S. Department of Defense due to concerns about mass surveillance and use of their AI technology in warfare.
Although there are concerns that AI systems might cause humans to lose their jobs, Jacked Klapuk offers an encouraging suggestion for young people.
Although AIs can automate tasks, there is still no evidence that they possess "genuine creative and innovative capability."
Therefore, to survive in the new AI-based business era, one needs to read widely, cultivate curiosity, and study arts and social sciences more thoroughly. Those with broad thinking and good imagination will continue to lead the way ahead of AI no matter how advanced it becomes, according to his assessment.
Ref: bbc
