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Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark on AI risks and potential solutions

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Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark spoke with NPR about the risks posed by artificial intelligence and possible approaches to addressing them. Clark is one of the more prominent voices inside the AI industry on safety and governance questions.

Why this matters: When an AI lab co-founder goes on public radio to talk about risk, it is worth paying attention to what he says and what he does not say. Anthropic has built its brand around safety. That is genuine, and it is also a competitive position. Clark is not a neutral observer. He is someone whose company profits from the same technology he is warning about. That tension does not make his views wrong, but it is the right frame for listening to them.

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