The CEO of Anthrope, Dario Amodei, warns: AI will coincide with the ‘Genii country’ by 2026

Artificial intelligence will coincide with the collective intelligence of “A country of geniuses“In two years, the anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned today in a strong criticism this week AI Action Summit in Paris. Its timeline, aimed at 2026 or 2027, marks one of the most specific predictions of an important leader of AI on the advancement of technology towards superintelligence.

Amodei labeled the Paris A “Lost opportunity“Challenging the leisurely rhythm of the international community towards the governance of AI. Its warning reaches a crucial moment, since democratic and authoritarian nations compete for the domain in the development of AI.

“We must guarantee that democratic societies lead the AI, and that authoritarian countries do not use it to establish global military domain,” Amodei wrote in the Anthrope official statement. Their concerns extend beyond the geopolitical competence to cover vulnerabilities of the supply chain in chips, manufacture of semiconductors and cybersecurity.

The summit presented fractures of deepening in the international approach to the AI ​​regulation. United States Vice President JD Vance refused European regulatory proposals, discarding them as “massive” and suffocating. United States and United Kingdom significantly He refused to sign The commitments of the summit, highlight the growing challenge of achieving consensus on the governance of AI.

Anthrope has positioned himself as a defender of transparency in the development of AI. The company launched its economic index this week to track the impact of AI on labor markets, a movement that contrasts with its most secret competitors. This initiative addresses the growing concerns about AI’s potential to remodel global employment patterns.

Three critical problems dominated Amodei’s message: maintain democratic leadership in AI, security risk management and preparation for economic interruption. Its emphasis on security is particularly focused on preventing the misuse of AI by non -state actors and in the management of autonomous risks of advanced systems.

Race against time: the two -year window to control the superintestinal AI

The urgency of the Amodei timeline defies the current regulatory frameworks. Its prediction that AI will achieve genius level capabilities by 2027, with 2030 as the last estimate, suggests that current governance structures can be inadequate to administer next -generation AI systems.

For technology leaders and policy formulators, Amodei’s warning frames the governance of AI as a career against time. The international community faces increasing pressure to establish effective controls before IA capacities overcome our ability to govern them. The question now is whether governments can match the accelerated rhythm of AI development with equally fast regulatory responses.

The sequelae of the Paris Summit leaves the technological industry and governments fighting with a fundamental challenge: how to balance the unprecedented economic and scientific opportunities of AI against their equally unprecedented risks. As Amodei suggests, the window to establish an effective international governance is closing quickly.

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