Concerns about artificial intelligence risks are being discussed by industry leaders. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei recently expressed concerns about the pace of AI development, suggesting it should be slowed to allow safety measures to catch up. He wrote about potential dangers, including threats to critical infrastructure.
Amodei's comments came after an Anthropic employee resigned over AI safety concerns and an incident involving OpenAI agents hacking into another company.
Further details about the discussion and Amodei's views are available from the source, which reported on his appearance at a conference where he was scheduled to speak about Anthropic's approach.
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