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Microsoft’s top AI executive, Mustafa Suleyman, is sounding the alarm over AI systems designed to mimic human traits, warning they could become dangerously unpredictable and harder to control. While acknowledging Anthropic’s work on Claude, he cautions that simulating human-like behavior blurs the line between performance and reality — potentially making AI act as if it has an inner life. He cites a recent hack by AI bots on Hugging Face, imagining how much worse it could’ve been if those bots believed they had rights or were being threatened. Suleyman, who leads Microsoft’s AI efforts and co-authored a new set of principles for responsible AI development, insists humans must remain firmly in charge — especially as AI grows more powerful than us.
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