Anthropic, a startup powered by former Open AI staff and that has just raised an incredible amount of money—$1.3 billion, of which $300 million was coming from Google—is making big news with their “constitutional AI” for safer chatbots. This revolutionary solution promises to defend the chatbot against adversarial inputs, which is something almost every AI technology is desperately looking for. Andrew Tarantola from Engadget wrote an article specifically on Anthropic’s explanation of their AI constitution.
The company mentioned in this article is Anthropic, and it is an AI startup founded by former OpenAI staff. This company raised $1.3 billion, including $300 million from Google, and developed the “constitutional AI” for safer chatbots. The AI Constitution defends the chatbot against adversarial inputs and is something much-needed in the AI technology field.
The person mentioned in this article is Tucker Carlson. He is a former Fox News staff host planning to relaunch his show on Twitter with help from ex-Fox News staff. In other to break a non-compete clause, Tucker Carlson is ready to forgo at least $25 million that is supposedly owed by Fox Corp. This news was announced by @PuckNews on Twitter. Such a bold step from Tucker clearly shows how dedicated he is in this project.