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U.S. Big Tech companies call for American open-weight models as Anthropic CEO disagrees over cyber-security risks

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A coalition of major U.S. technology companies, including Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI, SpaceX, Google, IBM, Palantir, and Meta, has issued a formal call for the development of American open-weight artificial intelligence models. The group emphasized that prioritizing these technologies is essential to maintaining American leadership in the global AI sector.

The initiative has prompted a debate regarding the security implications of open-weight systems. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has expressed disagreement with the push, citing concerns over potential cyber-security risks. While clarifying that his company does not advocate for an outright ban on open-weight models, Amodei argued that the industry should instead focus on mandatory safety testing for all highly capable models, as well as policies regarding chip access and industrial-scale distillation.

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