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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AI Giants Prepare for Public Backlash and Government Crackdown After Potential Cyber Catastrophe
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OpenAI and Anthropic prepare for the end of world, rupture possible in 2027
How real is the AI-created doomsday scenario? Very real if you ask people within Anthropic, OpenAI and many other AI companies. So real that AI CEOs like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman are reportedly preparing on how they will deal with a major AI catastrophe, as early as 2027.
Executives at Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI companies are discussing what would happen after a major incident involving the technology. The scenarios include a cyberattack that disrupts access to financial services, the internet, electricity or water supplies, Axios reports. The developers are preparing not only a technical response but also a plan for the social and political consequences. According to the publication, the first case of seriou…
Leading AI companies prepare for possible AI out of control - media Executives of AI companies are preparing scenarios after a cyber attack that could disrupt the functioning of finance, <p>the Internet and critical infrastructure. Democrats in the United States are calling for tighter regulation.</p>
SCIENCE & TECH: AI companies plot how to respond if catastrophic hacking incident causes ‘revolt’: report
Executives at top AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are plotting potential responses if an AI catastrophe triggers a “public and political revolt,” according to a report. The preparations focus on creating contingency plans in the event that one of their AI models causes major public harm – such as a hack targeting the power grid, water supply or banking system, Axios reported Friday. It’s unclear if the preparations are much different from…
Anthropic, OpenAI and other companies model disaster scenarios involving artificial intelligence.
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