Anthropic and OpenAI's calls to slow AI development on safety grounds as of September 14, 2026, put them at odds with the tech industry, financial markets, and the Trump administration, which has prioritized AI expansion.
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Anthropic PBC and OpenAI will have to weigh their calls to tap the brakes on artificial intelligence development against forces in the tech industry, financial markets and the Trump administration that are likely to resist any substantial slowdown.
Anthropic and OpenAI have called for slowing AI development in the name of safety. But they may face pushback from the tech industry, financial markets and the Trump administration. Newley Purnell explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
Anthropic PBC and OpenAI will have to weigh their calls to tap the brakes on artificial intelligence development against forces in the tech industry, financial markets and the Trump administration. Parmy Olson, Bloomberg Opinion tech columnist, discusses the impact of recent calls from big tech bosses to rein in the pursuit of cutting-edge AI models. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg's Mike Shepard said that the White House doesn't want anything to upset the current AI agenda because the Trump administration has made it the centerpiece of its economic agenda, even as AI leaders are sounding the alarm about risks in the pace of development. (Source: Bloomberg)