Will the Microsoft-Anthropic deal leave OpenAI out in the cold?
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Will the Microsoft-Anthropic deal leave OpenAI out in the cold?
"Microsoft wasted little time last fall after reaching a deal to finalize its new relationship with OpenAI to find a new AI dance partner - Anthropic, the second most valuable AI startup in the world. Even though the relationship between Microsoft and Anthropic is only a few months old, it appears as if Microsoft sees a future with Anthropic that's at least as valuable as the one it had with OpenAI."
"Anthropic said it tried to build its genAI chatbot Claude in a way that ensures the chatbot can "avoid toxic or discriminatory outputs, avoiding helping a human engage in illegal or unethical activities, and broadly creating an AI system that is helpful, honest, and harmless." The company outlined how it would do that in a set of principles it calls Claude's Constitution."
Microsoft moved quickly to establish a relationship with Anthropic after finalizing its OpenAI arrangements, positioning Anthropic as a potentially equally valuable AI partner. Anthropic was founded in 2021 when seven researchers, including Dario Amodei, left OpenAI over AI safety concerns. Anthropic designed the Claude chatbot to avoid toxic or discriminatory outputs, to avoid assisting illegal or unethical activities, and to be helpful, honest, and harmless. The company published Claude's Constitution as a set of guiding principles and later expanded it. A Gartner analyst praised the public principles as describing actions to keep generative AI safe and aligned with human values. A judge ruled the company illegally downloaded pirated books.
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