Kyle Fish
Anthropic researcher working on AI model welfare
Reported as Anthropic's first researcher dedicated to AI welfare — the question of whether AI systems could have experiences that matter morally, and what to do if so. He discusses the topic in Anthropic's "Exploring model welfare" research announcement.
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