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2026-09-11 23:02
Anthropic Staffers Again Sound the Alarm on AI Catastrophe
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Bioweapon threat exposed as Anthropic sounds alarm on foreign actors plotting virus experiments
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On Tuesday, experienced AI researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from the AI firm Anthropic—saying that both that company and OpenAI, his previous employer, were “gambling with our lives” by developing models that could improve themselves at a rapid clip until they reach “superintelligence.” In an…
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“AI developers believe their technology could cause human extinction,” one wrote in a social media post.
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Researchers outside the United States used Anthropic's Claude to plan gain-of-function experiments on bird flu, chikungunya and dangerous toxins.
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Bioweapon threat exposed as Anthropic sounds alarm on foreign actors plotting virus experiments
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Anthropic Staffers Again Sound the Alarm on AI Catastrophe
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Anthropic Staffers Again Sound the Alarm on AI Catastrophe
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More Anthropic Employees Sound The Alarm About AI Safety Risks
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