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AI Impact News approved AIN logo for Andrew Bosworth — Meta Tried to Harvest Its Workers. They Killed It

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Andrew Bosworth — Meta Tried to Harvest Its Workers. They Killed It

Meta spent this spring hunting for an edge in the AI race and found one wearing a company lanyard: its own employees. The company wired the laptops of tens of thousands of U.S. workers to record their keystrokes, mouse movements, and screen content — a program it called the Model Capability Initiative — so its…

Sep 12, 2026 AI Impact News

AI Impact News approved AIN logo for Jacob Klein — Anthropic’s Report Shows the Machine Is Already a Weapon

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Jacob Klein — Anthropic’s Report Shows the Machine Is Already a Weapon

This is the week the safety argument stopped being about a far-off apocalypse and became about the thing already in your feed. Jacob Klein, Anthropic’s head of threat intelligence, published a 154-page report Thursday cataloguing what people actually did with Claude over the past eight months — and it reads like the first draft of…

Sep 11, 2026 AI Impact News

AI Impact News approved AIN logo for Evan Hubinger — Anthropic’s Safety Lead Puts 10% Odds AI Kills Us All

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Evan Hubinger — Anthropic’s Safety Lead Puts 10% Odds AI Kills Us All

Ten percent is not a footnote. When the man in charge of safety at one of the two companies building the most powerful machines on Earth tells the world — in public, on the record — that there is a better than one-in-ten chance those machines kill every human being within a decade, and then…

Sep 10, 2026 AI Impact News

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