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Anthropic CEO Backs Ex-Employee's Warning on AI Catastrophe Risk

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has publicly agreed with former employee Jacob Coxon, who resigned warning that the AI industry could cause catastrophic harm before the decade ends. Amodei clarified that Coxon's criticism was directed at the broader AI industry rather than Anthropic specifically. The CEO acknowledged the seriousness of existential risks tied to the pace of AI development. Amodei said he now refrains from citing a single probability figure for AI-driven extinction events. He stressed the importance of choosing responsible development paths to ensure AI safety.

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