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Point of no return

Jornal de Negócios13 September 2026 at 23:00

Almost everyone felt uncomfortable when last week an investigator from Anthropic, responsible for the Claude LLM model, came forward to say, in no uncertain terms, that "AI could kill us all by the end of the decade." The investigator, who works directly on the development of the Claude artificial intelligence assistant, issued this warning clearly and directly. This pronouncement generated widespread concern among the public. The declaration represents an extreme alert about the potential risks associated with the accelerated development of artificial intelligence.

Why this matters

This declaration from an AI industry insider represents a significant escalation in the discourse on artificial intelligence safety, warning the public about risks that were previously associated only with science fiction scenarios. The classification of "point of no return" suggests that the article considers this statement as a decisive moment in how society perceives and debates the dangers of advanced AI.

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