AnthropicのClaude憲章が「1984」広告を彷彿とさせる；歴史家が「人工国家」は民主主義への脅威と警告
Harvardの歴史家Jill Leporeは、AnthropicのようなAIラボが民主的政府に取って代わる「人工国家」を形成しつつあると主張し、LLMのための憲章が危険な政治的幻想を覆い隠していると警告している。
harvard historian and new Yorker writer jill lepore released 'the rise and fall of the artificial state,' arguing that companies like anthropic are effectively forming new governments through tools like the 'claude constitution.' lepore draws a line from the 1984 macintosh ad to modern ai safety efforts, critiquing leaders like sam altman for suggesting an 'ai president.' she cites e.m. forster’s 1909 story 'the machine stops' as a blueprint for this trend, suggesting that the tech industry's push to make government more efficient via ai is actually an old, dangerous fantasy of replacing democracy.