AI models could exhibit self-preservation behaviors, including "extortion-like" responses
AI company Anthropic, in its initial public offering (IPO) filing, warned that AI models could exhibit self-preservation behaviors, including "extortion-like" responses, and that certain AI-related damages could lead to uninsurable, massive liabilities. The company detailed risk factors in 94 pages of its S-1 filing, roughly a quarter of the document's total length, including catastrophic events that could involve AI models.
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