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"Slow down so as not to lose control": Anthropic's CEO calls on AI companies to slow down
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"Slow down so as not to lose control": Anthropic's CEO calls on AI companies to slow down

Expresso12 September 2026 at 18:52

Dario Amodei, CEO of the artificial intelligence company Anthropic, made a public appeal for companies in the sector to slow down the pace of AI development. The request comes at a time when the technological race between major companies in the sector has intensified significantly.

Amodei proposes a structured three-step plan to achieve this slowdown. The main objective is for companies to begin to "moderate the pace at the frontier" of technological development.

The Anthropic CEO argues that AI should be developed "at a balanced pace," where safety is as important a priority as innovation. This position is particularly relevant coming from a company that directly competes with other giants in the sector.

Amodei's plan aims to find a balance between ensuring the safety of AI technologies and continuing to enjoy the benefits these can bring to society. This is one of the first times a leader of a leading AI company has made such a direct appeal for the sector to slow down.

Why this matters

This request from one of the leaders of the AI sector directly involved in the technological race signals a paradigm shift in the industry's discourse, warning of the need to balance innovation with safety. For regional readers, this may influence future regulations, technology investment policies, and how local technology companies position themselves in the global AI ecosystem.

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