Andy Jassy
CEO of Amazon who personally carried concerns about Fable 5's jailbreak vulnerability to senior administration officials.
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“On the calls, you have both Andy Jassy and Satya Nadella are out there saying, look, we're just building data centers. Like these are the shells. We might not use them now. Maybe we'll use them in the future. And we only buy GPUs when we know there's demand for them.”
Source→“More on Amazon's earnings and Andy Jassy's market analysis.”
Source→“Out of all of the administration officials Amazon's Andy Jassy could have called, it was Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent who first heard about the jailbreaking issue.”
Source→“Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Rwandan President Paul Kagame will co-chair the commission. Tech leaders include Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, Cohere co-founder Aidan Gomez, Microsoft president Brad Smith, and Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang.”
Source→“Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, who owns a large, Amazon is an early investor in Anthropic and they own a large portion of it. He had told the administration that there was a security vulnerability in Fable 5”
Source→“On Thursday, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy expressed concerns to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that Anthropic's most powerful models could be jailbroken.”
Source→“Andy Jassy at Amazon, everyone on the C-staff used to be someone who'd been the tech assistant to Bezos.”
Source→“Amazon, one of Anthropic's largest investors, calls administration officials to share a report claiming its researchers jailbroke Fable and reached portions of Mythos that pose a national security risk.”
“The Information reported that Amazon CEO Andy Jassy was among the tech leaders raising concerns to senior officials that week.”
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