An artificial intelligence researcher resigned from Anthropic on 9 September 2026, warning that the company and competitor OpenAI are developing AI systems that could become too powerful for humans to control. He called on colleagues to reconsider their work on advanced AI development.
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An artificial intelligence researcher has resigned from Anthropic PBC and called on other staffers to rethink their work, citing his concern that the company and its top competitor OpenAI are acting irresponsibly in their all-out pursuit of a technology that poses existential risks to humanity.
An AI researcher has resigned from Anthropic and called on other staffers to rethink their work. He raises concerns that the company and its top competitor, OpenAI, are acting irresponsibly in their all-out pursuit of a technology that poses existential risks to humanity. Bloomberg's Mike Shepard joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
Ajay Shah, chairman of global technology investment banking at Deutsche Bank Securities, joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Deals." An AI researcher has resigned from Anthropic and called on other staffers to rethink their work, citing his concern that the company and its top competitor OpenAI are acting irresponsibly in their all-out pursuit of a technology that poses existential risks to humanity. (