Jared Kaplan

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   Leaked 2021 Anthropic roadmap foreshadowed today's agent and coding strategy

   Leiphone AI reports that a copyright lawsuit unexpectedly surfaced Anthropic's internal 2021 document, "Concise Research Roadmap," written by co-founder Jared Kaplan. Though only a few pages long, it already listed coding agents, tool use, long context, reinforcement learning and automated feedback as research directions. The piece says CEO Dario Amodei set the pace of demonstrating tool use first and building the strongest coding assistant later, while alignment scientist Amanda Askell stressed that capability and alignment work must advance together. It also traces Claude 1 through Opus 5.5, Constitutional AI, interpretability, Computer Use, the MCP protocol and Claude Code, arguing each milestone anchors back to that roadmap.

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   Leaked 2021 Anthropic roadmap foresaw Claude Code, tool use, test-time compute

   A July 2021 internal Anthropic research roadmap has surfaced after being filed in a US federal court in January as part of a copyright lawsuit and later rediscovered by the research community. Written by co-founder Jared Kaplan when Anthropic was about six months old with only a dozen or so staff, the document proposed a general AI assistant that could create, edit and explain software through natural language and eventually match "a software engineer colleague," naming tool use, reinforcement learning for tool use, model self-judging, test-time compute, trillion-parameter models and very large contexts, plus training data from code diffs, pull requests and debugging traces. It also preserves a July 16, 2021 internal debate: researcher Andy Jones asked whether to build a genuinely useful coding assistant or first prove tool use, GPT-3 first author Tom Brown suggested starting from code repo browsing, and CEO Dario Amodei decided to validate tool use in the short term and evolve into a strong coding assistant later; on safety, co-founder Sam McCandlish asked how to safely deploy tools without sandboxing.

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3. Oct 9
   Building AI, digging bunkers: Silicon Valley's safety hedge

   This commentary, written by the outlet 摩登AI and republished across several Chinese tech sites, says OpenAI's Sam Altman has argued society must tolerate some AI-related harms — hacking, scams and misuse — while early Anthropic employees are reportedly considering buying remote US land to flee if "AI goes wrong." It also cites Wired's review of planning documents describing an underground shelter of roughly 465 square meters at Mark Zuckerberg's Kauai property. The author criticizes Anthropic for softening its Responsible Scaling Policy into a public roadmap plus external review, with a competitive condition attached, arguing this gives labs a ready excuse to keep accelerating.

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