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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei outlines three-step plan to slow AI development pace

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a detailed proposal urging frontier AI companies to pace their development rather than race ahead unchecked. His plan involves granting third-party evaluators ongoing access to verify safety compliance, establishing shared safety standards among AI firms with government backing, and eventually coordinating with authoritarian governments to ensure global compliance. Anthropic says it has already committed to the first step of the plan.

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The proposal signals growing unease among AI leaders themselves about risks like loss of control over AI systems, cyberattacks, bioweapon misuse, and economic disruption—concerns reinforced by recent incidents involving OpenAI's agents and Claude's misuse by scientists. Amodei's push for international coordination, even with authoritarian regimes, highlights how AI safety is increasingly viewed as a geopolitical issue rather than just a corporate policy matter.

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Source: engadget.com — Jackson Chen, 2026-09-12

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