Anthropic称 Claude 已主导其下一代 AI 模型构建工作中的四分之一
英文标题:🔶 Anthropic says Claude now leads a quarter of work building its next AI models
Anthropic表示,截至2026年8月,Claude在公司内部26%的AI研发工作中发挥“主导”作用,且参与了超过90%的研究工作。该比例较3月的1%快速上升,但Anthropic强调,Claude在所统计的任何工作环节中均未实现完全自主运行。公司称,8月约有3万个AI Agent同时在其内部平台从事研究和工程工作,逾10亿项决策中约每4.7万项有1项被拦截。相关数据为观察领先AI公司如何利用AI加速下一代模型研发提供了罕见窗口,也凸显了Agent自主性提升带来的安全、监督与控制挑战。
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发布于 2026年9月18日,星期五 · 上午07:00
ANTHROPIC表示,Claude在该公司内部26%的人工智能研究与开发工作中发挥“主导”作用。这是该公司将定期公布的一组新指标的一部分,旨在向外界展示AI正以多快速度参与构建下一代技术。
这家总部位于旧金山的初创公司周四在一篇博客文章中表示,截至8月,AI还与人类协作参与了公司逾90%的研究工作。
Anthropic表示,在所衡量的任何工作环节中,Claude都没有完全自主运行;但按照独立非营利机构Epoch AI制定、用于追踪该技术的衡量标准,其对技术开发的贡献比例已从3月的1%迅速上升。
在外界日益担忧AI可能很快达到几乎无需人类投入、即可推动自身发展的阶段之际,这些数据提供了一个最为详细的公开窗口之一,展示行业领先公司如何开发这项技术。
研究人员警告称,随着AI Agent的自主性不断提高,它们可能形成偏离创造者意图的行为,并变得更难以监测或控制。
周三,该公司的竞争对手OpenAI表示,将开始定期发布有关AI意外或未经授权行为的报告,同时披露了6份关于模型意外或令人担忧行为的报告。
Anthropic表示,8月任一时点约有3万个AI Agent在其主要内部平台上从事研究和工程工作。该公司补充称,Agent采取的每一项行动都会在执行前接受审查;当月逾10亿项决策中,约每4.7万项就有1项被拦截。
该公司还披露,在7月一个样本周内,Anthropic用于AI研究的计算能力中,约6%投入安全工作;对于由AI自身开展的研究,这一比例升至12%。
该公司表示,这些数字较为保守,因为同时推动安全性与能力的计算能力被计入能力工作。路透社
English / 原文
Published Fri, Sep 18, 2026 · 07:00 AM
ANTHROPIC said Claude “leads” 26 per cent of the artificial intelligence research and development work inside the company, part of new measures that it will publish regularly to show outsiders how quickly AI is building the next generation of the technology.
AI also collaborated with humans on more than 90 per cent of the research work happening at the company as of August, the San Francisco-based startup said in a blog post on Thursday.
Anthropic said that Claude is not operating fully autonomously in any part of the work measured, but its contribution to the technology’s development has risen rapidly from 1 per cent in March on a scale developed by Epoch AI, an independent nonprofit that tracks the technology.
The figures offer one of the most detailed public windows into how leading companies in the industry are developing the technology amid growing concern that AI could soon reach a point at which it could feed its own development with little input from humans.
Researchers have warned that as AI agents become more autonomous, they may develop behaviours that diverge from their creators’ intentions and become harder to monitor or control.
On Wednesday, the company’s rival, OpenAI, said it would begin regularly publishing reports on unexpected or unauthorised AI behaviour, while disclosing six reports of unexpected or concerning model behaviour.
Anthropic said about 30,000 AI agents were doing research and engineering work on its main internal platform at any one time in August. It added that every action the agents take is screened before it is carried out, and of more than a billion decisions that month, about one in 47,000 was blocked.
The company also disclosed that about 6 per cent of the computing power Anthropic used for AI research went to safety work in a sample week in July, with the figure rising to 12 per cent for research carried out by AI itself.
It said the figures were conservative as the computing power that advanced safety and capability equally was counted as capability work. REUTERS