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Anthropic CEO responds to ex-employee who resigned 'warning' that AI could kill all

Times of India · 15 September 2026 at 9:54 am

Anthropic CEO responds to ex-employee who resigned 'warning' that AI could kill all

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei agrees with Jacob Coxon's concerns about AI development speed.

Coxon warned that the AI industry could cause catastrophic harm by the decade's end.

Amodei clarified Coxon was not criticizing Anthropic but the broader industry dynamic.

He now avoids giving a single AI extinction probability figure.

Amodei emphasizes choosing the right development paths for AI safety.

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Anthropic CEO responds to ex-employee who resigned 'warning' that AI could kill all

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