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Microsoft's AI anthropomorphism criticism spreads

Microsoft's AI chief criticized Anthropics' depiction of AI as human-like. Analysts say anthropomorphism raises safety and misuse risks, fueling industry debate and regulatory attention.

Why it mattersKey point affecting safety and regulatory discussions in AI.

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