Scott Galloway warns Altman and Amodei: if your bots kill people, you're going to prison
AlexTensor · x · 2026-10-07
Ex-Anthropic's Jacob Coxon says that on the current path, humanity is more likely than not to lose control of superintelligent AI, possibly ending in extinction, calling AI companies extremely reckless. Scott Galloway invoked a 25-year-old dog-mauling prison case to warn Sam Altman and Dario Amodei that if their bots kill people, they'll go to prison: 'There's always an off switch' and responsibility stays with the makers.
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