Anthropic CEO Warns of Advanced AI Risks, Calls for Slower Progress
The CEO of Anthropic publicly cautioned that the next generation of AI models could pose existential threats, urging regulators and the public to slow development. In a recent appearance on the political talk show "Saturday in America," New York State Assemblyman Alex Bores joined host Kayleigh McEnany to discuss the company’s stance on "pacing the frontier" and the growing concerns over misuse…
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- Anthropic CEO urges slower AI development to avoid existential risks
- Former researchers warn models could enable biological weapons and child‑targeting apps
- Assemblyman Alex Bores joins political talk show to discuss safety concerns
The warning comes amid a wave of calls from AI safety advocates for stricter regulation and transparent testing. Anthropic’s leadership is positioning itself as a responsible actor, but critics argue that the pace of innovation may outstrip the ability of policy makers to keep up. The discussion also reflects the tension between commercial ambition and societal risk that has become a central theme in the AI community.
Overall, the CEO’s remarks signal a shift toward more cautious progress, potentially influencing future policy decisions and industry standards.
Anthropic CEO issues warning about advanced AI’s capabilities
foxnews.com · 12 September 2026
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