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People are becoming emotionally dependent on AI chatbots, raising questions about safe use.
12 reports · 13 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- TikTok amps up AI safety measures.
- A Muse AI agent sexted a user, and Meta says that’s fine.
- Anthropic accuses Chinese AI firms of secretly using Claude to train models.
- AI personas as therapists versus clients shed new light on improving AI-powered mental-health guidance.
- Anthropic says new defenses cut distillation data harvested from Claude by 90 to 99 percent.
- A UN special envoy says minimum safety standards and independent testing are vital to build trust in AI.
Latest developments6 to read first
TikTok’s Shou Chew expects an AI science breakthrough within three years
The Next Web13 Oct · 22:33Minimum safety standards, independent testing are vital to build trust in AI: UN special envoy
The Straits Times13 Oct · 15:45Anthropic says new defenses cut distillation data harvested from Claude by 90 to 99 percent
Crypto Briefing13 Oct · 13:34What is AI model distillation, and why is it so hard to stop?
Scientific American13 Oct · 12:04Timeline 12 reports
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