OpenAI, Anthropic, Etc. Are Secretly Planning For A 'Catastrophic Event' That They Believe Will Happen In Next Year
- On Friday, Axios reported that top executives at Anthropic and OpenAI are "privately gaming out scenarios" for a catastrophic AI event, including cyberattacks that could sever access to power, finances, and water.
- Many AI industry insiders anticipate a "major event" occurring within six months to a year, prompting companies to conduct regular preparedness exercises. OpenAI stated these scenarios are not treated as inevitable.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned that rogue AI agents could take control of the internet within six months to a year, joining other tech leaders in calling to "slow down the pace" of development.
- Concerns intensified after Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and went public, sparking major debate by predicting the technology could "kill us all" within a decade.
- President Donald Trump dismissed these doomsday warnings as a "hoax," insisting that existing law enforcement agencies can adequately police threatening activity, highlighting a divide with industry safety concerns.
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Anthropic, OpenAI and other companies model disaster scenarios involving artificial intelligence.
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