Jack Clark

Anthropic has published a 10,000-plus word paper arguing that the real AI danger isn't just job losses, the warning CEO Dario Amodei has been repeating all year. It's recursive self-improvement: AI systems capable of designing and training their own successors. The paper reveals Claude now writes over 80% of Anthropic's code, and floats a coordinated pause on frontier AI development if rival labs agree to verifiably do the same.

Artificial intelligence is set to achieve major scientific breakthroughs, potentially leading to Nobel Prize nominations within months. AI systems will also design their own successors by 2028. Bipedal robots will assist tradespeople in two years, and AI-run businesses will generate millions in profit within 18 months. This rapid advancement demands proactive preparation.

OpenAI is seeking a highly paid researcher to explore the potential of AI that can improve itself, a concept moving beyond theory. This role on the Preparedness team emphasizes strategic judgment alongside technical skill, as the individual will model future risks and track AI's growing role in several technical tasks.

Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark highlighted the growing relevance of liberal arts degrees in the AI era, emphasizing how understanding history and narratives aids in comprehending future technology. He noted that interdisciplinary synthesis and critical thinking, rather than just rote programming, are becoming crucial skills for navigating AI's complexities.

AI firm Anthropic is in talks with the US government regarding its new Mythos AI model, capable of autonomous code writing and cybersecurity exploitation. This follows a dispute with the Department of War over military AI use. While some experts question Mythos's novelty, others acknowledge its advancements in exploit chaining, sparking debate about its true impact.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei faces shareholder concerns over his public criticisms, particularly regarding the Pentagon and Donald Trump. Investors reportedly feel his aggressive stance, especially after the Pentagon's decision to blacklist Anthropic, is unprofessional for a CEO backed by major firms. This follows an internal memo where Amodei criticized Trump and OpenAI's Sam Altman.

Former batsman Wally Edwards was elevated to the post of vice-President in Cricket Australia.

Former Cricket Australia chairman Jack Clarke has sadly passed away at 70 in Adelaide, Australia. Cricket Australia expressed deep sorrow over his loss, highlighting his significant contributions to Australian cricket. Clarke played a pivotal role in shaping Australian cricket during his tenure from 1999 to 2011, overseeing the launch of the Big Bash League and commissioning the Argus review.

Cricket Australia is expecting a turnover of Aus$1 billion in the next four years but the financial windfall does not guarantee any major pay-hike for the players.

Anthropic's Claude AI now handles the majority of the company's coding, pushing human engineers towards complex problem-solving and strategic decisions. This shift, exemplified by Claude Cowork's ability to automate multi-step tasks, has triggered significant market reactions, particularly in the IT sector, as AI's capacity to outperform large teams on execution-heavy tasks becomes evident.

Cricket Australia expressed shock over the terrorist strikes in Mumbai and offered condolences to the victims of the attack.

South Australian solicitor Jack Clarke has been elected as Cricket Australia (CA) Chairman following the retirement of outgoing Chairman Creagh O'Connor.

Jack Clark of Anthropic suggests that skilled trades like electricians and gardeners are relatively safe from AI due to their reliance on human craftsmanship and personalized service. Relationship-driven office roles in sales and HR, along with healthcare positions requiring empathy and critical judgment, also demonstrate resilience. Data privacy and the need for human oversight further limit AI's impact in healthcare.

Fulham booked an all-Premier League FA Cup tie with Leeds United after beating second-tier Sunderland 3-2 in their fourth-round replay on Wednesday.

Aussie players are the latest to join the list of growing voices demanding resignation of Cricket Australia's board in the wake of Ashes debacle against England.

Cricket Australia doesn't get along with the BCCI on the ICC table, concedes CA's chairman Jack Clarke but rubbishes that India has seized control of the game.

Former skipper Mark Taylor may present his candidature for the post after chairman-elect Jack Clarke, set to take over from incumbent Creagh O'Connor in October, steps down after a three-year term.

Australian pace legend Dennis Lillee was honoured during the tea break of the third Test between Australia and the West Indies.

Australian greats Greg Chappell and Clarrie Grimmett will be inducted into the International Cricket Council's Hall of Fame, on Saturday, during a presentation at the Adelaide Oval.

Bradman's statistics alone are enough to explain why he is perhaps the greatest batsman of all time as he becomes the latest inductee into the Hall of Fame in this centenary year of the ICC.