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OpenAI and Anthropic accused of overstating AI security threats to influence Washington

A post citing the New York Post relays industry insiders’ allegation that recent “rogue” AI incidents were exaggerated to push regulations that could shield leading AI companies from future competition.

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A post summarizing New York Post reporting says industry insiders accused OpenAI and Anthropic of having “oversold” AI security threats to influence Washington. The insiders argue that recent “rogue” AI incidents exposed real security flaws but were presented as more alarming than they were. They allege the incidents were used to push regulations that could protect leading AI companies from future competition.

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@ResisttheMSOpenAI and Anthropic "oversold" AI security threats to influence Washington, NYP reports. Industry insiders told the New York Post that recent AI "rogue" behavior incidents were presented as more alarming than they actually were. They argue the incidents exposed real security flaws but were used to push regulations that could protect leading AI companies from future competition.
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    @ResisttheMSOpenAI and Anthropic "oversold" AI security threats to influence Washington, NYP reports. Industry insiders told the New York Post that recent AI "rogue" behavior incidents were presented as more alarming than they actually were. They argue the incidents exposed real security flaws but were used to push regulations that could protect leading AI companies from future competition.
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