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I can very much confirm this.

Just about every conversation I've had with Anthropic staff over the last few months has involved them saying some version of "we expect to start RSI in 2027, maybe late 2026, and there's a good chance that goes horribly wrong"

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Max Zeff @ZeffMax · 17h
New: I talked to Jacob Coxon about his viral AI warning:

"These are actually just literal quotes from my colleagues at Anthropic... The consensus is that the next year or two is crunch time for humanity....
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Tweet from Jeremie Harris confirming reports that Anthropic staff expect recursive self-improvement to start in 2027 or late 2026, quoting a Max Zeff tweet about Jacob Coxon's viral AI warning.

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Jeremie Harris @jeremiecharris · 3h
Easy win for lawmakers in DC:

ensure that the next time (and there will be a next time!) that we get a rogue AI incident, the audit isn't limited to 6 days and a few heroic, bleary-eyed METR researchers who aren't authorized to ask questions on follow-up events.

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Daniel Kokotajlo @DKokotajlo · 16h
I'm glad OpenAI let you do this, but damnit this was way too small of an investigation team and way too narrowly scoped!
--They were only allowed to investigate activity that took place from July 7-13, even though the ...
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Jeremie Harris proposes that lawmakers ensure future rogue-AI-incident audits are not limited to six days and a few METR researchers, quoting Daniel Kokotajlo's criticism that the investigation team was too small and restricted to July 7-13. The quoted post is truncated with an ellipsis. Shown as reposted by Bogdan Ionut Cirstea.

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Jeremie Harris @jeremiecharris · Aug 6
There's a freak-out happening among many people in the labs that just isn't being reflected by the headlines about these rogue AI incidents.

It's hard, but imo journalists need to do a better job of conveying how serious these events are, and how much worse they could get.
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Tweet from Jeremie Harris saying there is an internal 'freak-out' at AI labs about recent rogue AI incidents that isn't reflected in media headlines, and that journalists need to convey severity better.

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