Source: International Business Times
Mustafa Suleyman said he agrees with Anthropic's mission of developing safer AI systems but believes the company made a mistake by including speculation about AI consciousness in training materials for Claude. Stephen Brashear/Getty Images Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman has raised concerns about Anthropic's approach to artificial intelligence consciousness research, arguing that training models on concepts related to consciousness and welfare could create new challenges in controlling future advanced systems. Suleyman, who leads Microsoft's artificial intelligence efforts, said he agrees with Anthropic's broader mission of developing safer AI systems but believes the company made a mistake by including speculation about AI consciousness in training materials for its Claude chatbot.
