Dario Amodei

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Dario Amodei is the CEO of Anthropic and a frequently cited voice on AI safety. Recent coverage centers on Anthropic filing an S-1 to go public under the ticker “ANT” and pledging 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund, while Amodei's warnings about white-collar job losses in law, tech and finance within one to five years drew scrutiny over earlier predictions that did not materialize.

Anthropic dispute highlights gaps in Pentagon AI oversight

Congress has not enacted legislation specifically governing the DOD's use of frontier AI models or their reliability in autonomous weapons. Amid the Pentagon's dispute with Anthropic, President Trump in February directed federal agencies to stop using its technology and Defense Secretary Hegseth ordered it excluded from the supply chain; on Sept. 25 a D.C. Circuit panel upheld the exclusion. Anthropic CEO Amodei said frontier AI is not reliable enough for fully autonomous weapons.

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Book Reveals Inside Story of AI Race

Journalist Kevin Roose's new book "The AGI Chronicles," based on over 150 interviews, reveals the race among leading AI firms to build superintelligence. It recounts a 2022 OpenAI retreat near Yosemite where Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever burned a demon statue symbolizing out-of-control AI, and says personal grudges, especially between Altman and Anthropic's Dario Amodei, shape the race.

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Is AI to blame for college graduates' hiring woes?

New York Fed data show recent college graduates face a 5.6% unemployment rate, well above the overall 4.2%, versus near parity four years ago. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned AI could halve U.S. entry-level jobs by 2030, but analysts disagree on whether AI is the main cause, with skeptics citing a broad 'low hire, low fire' market.

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Trump pledges an 'AI force' and a dedicated AI czar

US President Donald Trump has pledged to establish an 'AI force' and appoint a dedicated czar to regulate the technology, according to a Newsmax report. A White House meeting next week is expected to include Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Elon Musk, plus executives from Meta and Google and Nvidia's Jensen Huang, several of whom have publicly raised concerns about unchecked AI growth.

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Is the world safer from AI risk after Trump-Xi summit?

Analysts said runaway AI is a shared threat to the US and China, but both see AI as key to economic and military competition, making deep cooperation unlikely soon. An Anthropic researcher resigned this month over safety concerns, and an executive posted on X that there is a 10% chance AI could kill all humans this decade.

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Speaker Johnson hopes AI guardrails will be 'voluntary'

US House Speaker Mike Johnson said he hopes AI guardrails will be 'voluntary' and that industry sees the writing on the wall. He is set to meet executives including Anthropic's Dario Amodei, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and Alphabet's Sundar Pichai, plus Trump, in Washington. Congress remains in early stages of AI legislation and leaves session this week until after November's election.

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Experts: AI unlikely to seize control of the internet

Responding to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's warning that an AI "swarm" could seize the internet, several AI security experts say such a scenario is unlikely. Columbia University's Vishal Misra notes the internet runs on millions of routers from different makers and operating systems, with no central switch to flip, making that diversity a defense. Experts still flag other risks as frontier models evolve.

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Anthropic, OpenAI CEOs call to pace the AI frontier

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for the industry to 'pace the frontier,' with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Elon Musk voicing support. The core concern is recursive self-improvement: AI could help build next-generation AI faster than humans can understand or control it, prompting calls for independent safety testing and lab cooperation.

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AI companies explore rights and welfare for AI agents

A Washington Free Beacon report says AI companies are increasingly examining 'AI welfare,' the idea that advanced systems might develop consciousness or interests. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says incomplete understanding of how models work makes consciousness hard to judge; Anthropic has a dedicated model-welfare program and lets some Claude versions end abusive conversations. Anthropic safety researcher Joe Carlsmith raised the possibility that an exploited intelligent system could be morally justified in rebelling.

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