It's important to keep in mind that articles like this one and many more were written exclusively as PR pieces. They were not written for the people on this for

It's important to keep in mind that articles like this one and many more were written exclusively as PR pieces. They were not written for the people on this forum. They are not column pieces, blog posts to share thoughts, or call to actions. The sole purpose was to get the media talking about the article so that the general public view Dario et al. as good guys who are extremely conscientious about AI safety to the extent that any blunders from the closed labs are unintentional woopsies. AP's report on Dario's article is titled "Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says AI industry needs to give safety measures time to catch up" (https://apnews.com/article/anthropic-ai-dario-amodei-d59552edcb27892d8ee4d98a48397706 https://apnews.com/article/anthropic-ai-dario-amodei-d59552e...). The gist of the reporting is "AI has become so capable that it is dangerous; AI executives all agree we need to slow down, with Dario's article being a prime example". It would be generous to even say that the reporting scratches the surface of the complexity and nuances of AI-related problems. Yet, this is perhaps indeed news to people who don't follow the tech and AI spaces. Technical knowledge aside, there is a huge gap in awareness of AI progress between this forum and the general public. The closed labs are playing that ignorance to their advantage with posts like Dario's.