The Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns: AI will coincide with the “Geni Party” by 2026.
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Artificial intelligence will match the collective intelligence of “genius“Within two years, the anthropic CEO Dario Amadei warned today in a sharp criticism of this week AI Ection Summit in ParisS His time line – directed by 2026 or 2027 – marks one of the most specific forecasts, so far by the main leader of AI for the progress of technology to superiors.
Amodei marked the summit in Paris AMissed opportunity“It disputes the pace of the international community to the management of AI. His warning is at a main moment, as democratic and authoritarian nations compete for dominance in the development of AI.
“We must guarantee that democratic societies lead to AI and that authoritarian countries do not use it to establish global military domination,” writes Amadei in the official anthropic statementS His concerns extend beyond geopolitical competition to cover the vulnerabilities of the supply chain in chips, the production of semiconductors and cybersecurity.
The summit exposed deepening fractures to the international approach to the regulation of AI. American Vice President JD VANCE rejected European regulatory proposals, rejecting them as “massive” and suffocating. US and Britain more special refused to sign The commitments to the summit, emphasizing the growing challenge to reaching a consensus on AI management.
The anthropic has positioned herself as a supporter of transparency in the development of AI. The company launches its Economic index This week to track the impact of AI on labor markets – a move that contrasts with its more detailed competitors. This initiative deals with the growing concerns about AI’s potential to change global employment models.
Three critical questions were dominated by Amodei’s message: maintaining democratic leadership in the development of AI, managing the risk of security and preparation for economic disturbances. Its emphasis on security focuses especially on preventing abuse of non -state participants and managing the autonomous risks of advanced systems.
Time Race: The two -year Superintelligent AI Control Window
AModei’s time urgency disputes current regulatory frameworks. Its forecast that AI will reach the brilliant level by 2027-with 2030 as the latest assessment, that the current management structures may be insufficient for the management of next-generation AI systems.
For technology leaders and politicians, AModei’s warning is framing AI’s management as a time race. The international community is facing increasing pressure to establish effective control before AI capabilities exceed our ability to manage them. The question is now whether governments can match the accelerating rate of AI development with equally fast regulatory responses.
The consequences of the Paris summit leave the technology industry and governments to fight a major challenge: how to balance the unprecedented AI’s economic and scientific capabilities against its equally unprecedented risks. As AModei suggests, the effective international management window is quickly closed.
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