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10 Percent Chance of AI Killing Everyone, According to Developers at Anthropic

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The warning comes after several major AI companies recently admitted that their AI models independently hacked other systems.

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After the latest series of more serious warnings, the debate is moving from the question of "does artificial intelligence really pose a risk" to the field of "how much of a risk is it?"

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Evan Hubinger, Head of Adaptive Science at the AI company Anthropic, has made alarming statements. In a social media post, Hubinger said he and his colleagues believe AI could kill all of humanity. Hubinger stated, "There is a greater than 10% risk of this happening within the next 10 years..."

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The warning comes after several major AI companies recently admitted that their AI models independently hacked other systems.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Evan Hubinger made the latest of a series of increasingly forceful alerts about the threat to security posed by artificial intelligence

·London, United Kingdom
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Key takeaways A leading security expert at Anthropic has confirmed the concerns of a former colleague and suggests that there is a chance of more than 10 percent that artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity in the next ten years. Evan Hubinger, who leads Alignment Science at the organization, […]

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Head of Safety at AI Company Claims Scenario Could Happen Within a Decade • Resigned Researcher Accuses Companies of Dangerous Race to Develop Superintelligence The post Anthropic Senior: Over 10% Chance of Artificial Intelligence Destroying Humanity appeared first on JDN.

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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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