US EditionDario Amodei Warns of A.I.’s Direst Risks—and How Anthropic Is Stopping Them
- On January 27, 2026, more than 450 tech workers from Silicon Valley companies including Google, Meta, Amazon, OpenAI and Salesforce signed a public letter from IceOut urging CEOs to condemn ICE and cancel contracts.
- After the fatal Minneapolis shooting on Saturday of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, outrage over that and Renee Good's killing prompted workers to criticize silence from top tech CEOs like Tim Cook.
- Signatories from major firms include employees from Google, Meta, Amazon, OpenAI and Salesforce, and the letter urged companies to use their leverage to end violence and sever ICE ties.
- The letter argues the tech industry has leverage, citing past pressure that altered the administration's plans, and says canceling ICE contracts could shift corporate stances and federal‑local dynamics.
- Since the 2024 election, many tech leaders have sought closer ties with the administration, with some CEOs attending the President’s 2025 inauguration and donating to its fund, magnifying Minnesota’s test of Silicon Valley’s leverage.
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Anthropic CEO Warns That the AI Tech He's Creating Could Ravage Human Civilization
AI tech leaders have a lot to gain from striking fear into the hearts of their investors. By painting the tech as an ultra-powerful force that could easily bring humanity to its knees, the industry is hoping to sell itself as a panacea: a remedy to a situation it had a firm hand in bringing about. Case in point, Anthropic cofounder and CEO Dario Amodei is back with a 19,000-word essay posted to his blog, arguing that “humanity is about to be han…
Anthropic CEO warns tech titans not to dismiss the public's AI concerns: 'You're going to get a mob coming for you'
Anthropic CEO Dario AmodeiMichael M. Santiago/Getty ImagesAnthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned fellow AI companies to take people's concerns about AI seriously."You're going to get a mob coming for you if you don't do this in the right way," he said.It comes after he published a sprawling 19,000-word essay about AI on Monday.Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has a grave warning for fellow AI titans who dismiss the public's concerns about AI."You can't jus…
Dario Amodei Warns of A.I.’s Direst Risks—and How Anthropic Is Stopping Them
Anthropic is known for its stringent safety standards, which it has used to differentiate itself from rivals like OpenAI and xAI. Those hard-line policies include guardrails that prevent users from turning to Claude to produce bioweapons—a threat that CEO Dario Amodei described as one of A.I.’s most pressing risks in a new 20,000-word essay. “Humanity needs to wake up, and this essay is an attempt—a possibly futile one, but it’s worth trying—to …
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