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Richard Brautigan’s most famous work was “Trout Fishing in America.”
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that human personalities will become tractable with AI.
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that AI-accelerated biology will enable control over weight, physical appearance, and reproduction.
Dr. Dario Amodei is 43 years old.
Dario Amodei's essay is titled “Machines of Loving Grace.”
The title of Dario Amodei's essay comes from a 1967 poem by Richard Brautigan.
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that with AI, human bodies will become entirely malleable for the first time.
Richard Brautigan died by suicide in 1984.
Richard Brautigan wrote the poem "Machines of Loving Grace" while at the California Institute of Technology.
Dario Amodei wrote that AI in the next few years will be like having "a country of geniuses in a datacenter."
The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement related to AI systems, and the companies denied the claims.
In an April 2025 essay titled 'The Urgency of Interpretability,' Dario Amodei wrote, 'We can’t stop the bus, but we can steer it.'
Dario Amodei responded to Jacob Coxon's departure with a 3,800-word essay titled 'We Must Pace the Frontier.'
In 2016, while at Google, Dario Amodei co-wrote a paper titled 'Concrete Problems in A.I. Safety.'
Dario Amodei wrote an essay titled 'Machines of Loving Grace' in 2024.
An Anthropic spokesman stated in an email that the company favors regulation but is implementing self-regulation in its absence.
In a 20,000-word January essay titled 'The Adolescence of Technology,' Dario Amodei expressed wariness of regulations.
Sam Altman's San Francisco house was attacked.
Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon quit and publicly warned that Anthropic and OpenAI were 'gambling with our lives.'
Dario Amodei wrote a half-dozen informal essays about AI for the general public.