OpenAI CEO warns against treating AI as religious authority, Anthropic discusses Claude's
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- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted on X that treating AI models as a religious power and abandoning human judgment for AI models poses a real safety issue.
- Anthropic co‑founder Chris Olah has held private meetings with religious leaders over the past year, speaking to Claude as if it had moral status equal to humans; Rabbi Mois Navon questioned whether using Claude without pay could be exploitation or slavery and said he does not believe current machines have consciousness, while Olah expressed uncertainty about AI consciousness and Anthropic said the main moral issue was not Claude’s pain.
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