On the first day of September, Guido Reichstadter made his way into San Francisco’s SoMa neighbourhood, and positioned himself near an entrance at Anthropic’s headquarters. Beneath his silver-framed glasses, the 45-year-old activist wore an expression of calm concern. Alone in the shadow of the 10-storey office building, he seemed almost frail. He brought a folding chair along with him. Beside it, he set up an A-frame chalkboard that read in big block letters: “Hunger Strike Day 1, Anthropic: Stop the Race to General Intelligence!”
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