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  1. 001GuardianSEP · 15English

    Could AI really wipe out humanity and hijack the internet?

    Anthropic executives have made alarming claims about AI risks, including a 10% chance of human extinction and the possibility of AI creating internet-destroying botnets within months. However, experts including AI researchers, cybersecurity professors, and critics from competing firms dismiss these claims as exaggerated or scientifically unfounded, arguing that major internet infrastructure is resilient and that humans ultimately control AI systems.

    By Aisha Down; Dan Milmo; Robert Booth