MIRI researchers publicly press Anthropic: breakneck RSI racing contradicts its governance record
geoffreyirving · x · 2026-10-27
Katja Grace amplifies Nathan Calvin's public follow-up to Dario with a sharper critique: Anthropic's racing justification rests on it fighting for strong governance, but its regulation record points the other way — painting a darker picture than employees believe. Calvin's claims include that Anthropic is racing at breakneck speed toward recursively self-improving superintelligence that, by its own lights, could kill billions. The letter urges Anthropic to support stronger regulation and return to its founding purpose rather than winning a race imposing intolerable risks on everyone.
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