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Monday’s top story: OpenAI is funding a research project aimed at developing AI that can make moral judgments.
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🤔 OpenAI funds AI with morals?
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Our Report: OpenAI has given a North Carolina University funding for a research project to build and train AI algorithms that can understand, precinct, and make human-like moral judgments and decisions in conflict-heavy situations in areas like health, law, and business.
🔑 Key Points:
OpenAI has awarded several professors at Duke University $1M in grant funding—spread out over three years—to complete a project (titled Research AI Morality), which studies the “making of moral AI.”
Two of the project’s lead professors—Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Jana Borg—have both previously published studies about AI’s ability to be a “moral GPS” to help humans make better judgments.
To back their research, they looked at when AI would make better moral judgments over humans and developed an algorithm to help doctors decide which patients should ‘morally’ get a kidney replacement first.
🤔 Why you should care: This comes after the nonprofit ‘Allen Institute for AI’ built ‘Ask Delphi’ in 2021, which was trained to deliver ethical responses—such as explaining that cheating in an exam was morally wrong, for example—but because it was a statistical machine (like most ML models) and was trained on data from across the web, it’s predictions tended to reflect Westernized, educated, and industrialized viewpoints, which made its responses biased, unreliable, and sometimes even unethical, which is a challenge that these professors will need to overcome, along with their own personal views on what ‘morality’ is, at it’s highly subjective and different for everyone.
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Our Report: Amazon has invested a further $4B into AI start-up, Anthropic (the makers of ChatGPT rival, Claude), after it invested $2.75B in March and $1.25B in September 2023, taking the total amount of funding to $8B.
🔑 Key Points:
Alongside the $8B, Amazon announced that Amazon Web Services (AWS) will become Anthropic’s “primary training partner,” meaning they will use AWS’s infrastructure to train and deploy future AI models.
They also confirmed that Anthropic would use Amazon’s in-house Trainium AI chips to handle AI workloads and improve customer applications, powered by Claude (more on this below).
Both parties are excited about the collaboration, with Amazon “impressed” by Anthropics “pace of innovation” and Anthropic feeling grateful, as it’s brought “Claude's capabilities to many Amazon customers."
🤔 Why you should care: This fresh injection of capital into the burgeoning startup comes as Amazon—who was under investigation for its ‘partnership’ with Anthropic, and the effect it could have on fair competition—was recently cleared by the UK’s competition watchdog, who stated that the relationship didn’t warrant deep scrutiny under local merger laws.
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As reported above, Amazon has invested $4B into Anthropic and confirmed that Anthropic would also be using its own, home-grown AI chips—Trainium2—to power its AI model, Claude.
But alongside this, Anthropic will also work closely with Amazon’s chip design and manufacturing division—Annapurna Labs—to develop the next generation of Trainium: Trainium3.
The collaboration aims to create a chip that can 'extract maximum computational efficiency from hardware and use this to train state-of-the-art models’ therefore, reducing reliance on NVIDIA.
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