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Anthropic allies are behind ‘independent’ groups ringing AI alarm bells

The content discusses concerns raised by two organizations warning about potential dangers associated with artificial intelligence. These groups, supported by allies of AI company Anthropic and its regulatory goals, include the tarbell Center and Model Evaluation and Threat Research. The tarbell Center has links to prominent tech donors Dustin Moskovitz and Jaan Tallinn, both of whom played roles in Anthropic’s success. METR is connected to these tech figures and researcher Paul Christiano. The article emphasizes ongoing debates about AI risks and the involvement of influential tech-backed groups in shaping public discourse and policy on AI safety.


A pair of organizations issuing warnings about the possible dangers of artificial intelligence are backed by allies of the technology firm Anthropic and its regulatory agenda.

The nonprofit groups Tarbell Center and Model Evaluation and Threat Research have emerged as key players in the public debate surrounding AI risks and potential policy, promoting AI-skeptical journalism and risk evaluations, respectively. The Tarbell Center has ties to Meta cofounder and longtime pro-Democrat donor Dustin Moskovitz and Skype cofounder Jaan Tallinn, while METR is connected to Moskovitz, Tallinn, and AI researcher Paul Christiano, a Washington Examiner review of public statements found. All three tech leaders played roles in Anthropic’s rise to success.

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