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It's Now the Turn of Anthropic's Boss to Pull the Alarm Bell on Artificial Intelligence

The leader fears that "in six to twelve months, a group of agents will be able to take control of the entire Internet".
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The leader fears that "in six to twelve months, a group of agents will be able to take control of the entire Internet".

·Paris, France
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A former researcher at the American company Anthropic, which deals with artificial intelligence (AI), Jacob Coxon, said today that scientists dealing with AI are frankly scared because of the rapid progress of this technology, which, as he warned, is out of control and which could threaten the future of humanity.

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The number one of Anthropic warns: swarms of artificial agents could reach capabilities that put the entire Network at risk. Here are the possible scenarios

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Anthropic and OpenAI ask to " slow down" the development of Artificial Intelligence. The entry AIs could take control of the internet within 6 to 12 months was first published in Diario La R.

In collaboration with the daily newspaper l'Adige we receive and publish the link of the following news. Opinione thanks the publisher for the multimedia partnership. /// Anthropic: "Without security measures l'IA could control the Internet in 6-12 months." Amodei, I don't think I have fully understood the meaning of such rapid progress" Link to the news

Fears about the uncontrolled development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) were expressed by Anthropic CEO Dario Amondei, who today called for a "temporary freeze". More...

·Greece
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Le Huffington Post broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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