One Anthropic employee's tweet swayed UK MPs to probe AI national security risks
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-10
Former OpenAI policy chief Miles Brundage shared a remark noting how strikingly effective a single Anthropic employee's tweet has been at persuading British MPs to look into national security risks from AI, adding a wry "Franz Ferdinand type stuff" quip — implying the episode could be the spark that sets off a much larger chain reaction in AI policy.
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