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Dario Amodei from AI's Anthropic issues a stark warning
Briefed in the Morning News edition of Sunday, 13 September 2026
What was discussed
AI development pace and safety risks1:48
- Dario Amodeiassertion
The pace of AI development should slow to allow governments time to regulate and to prevent rogue AI agents from causing massive damage.
- Elon Muskassertion
Agrees with Amodei's warning that AI development should be slowed.
- Sam Altmanassertion
Agrees with Amodei's warning that AI development should be slowed.
- Jacob Coxonassertion
There is a strong chance that all humans could die in the immediate future if AI development does not slow down.
AI regulation and industry motives4:05
- Gina Neffopinion
Amodei's call to pace AI development is undemocratic and cynical, aiming to keep Anthropic ahead while it leads.
- Gina Neffassertion
The proposed independent monitors amount to self-regulation, which historically always fails. AI agents lack human discernment and values, making them unable to understand legality or morality.
Reform UK receives massive donations0:53
- Richard Ticeopinion
The donations should be celebrated as entrepreneurs helping a country in serious difficulty and providing voter choice.
- Margaret Hodgeopinion
Donations of this scale represent a dangerous challenge to democracy when billionaires capture or control a political party.
- Rob Watsonassertion
The donations are historically large, exceeding all major parties' combined income last year and the 2024 election spending of the two main parties.
Salman Rushdie film about attack1:20
- Salman Rushdieassertion
The film shows terrorism close up and unvarnished so people see what it looks like, and ensures the attacker does not control the story.
- Alex Gibneyassertion
The film explores moving from an act of hate to a place of love and reconstructing happiness after trauma.
Yemen strikes Houthi fighters in Mocha19:07
- Yemen governmentclip
Its forces carried out air strikes targeting Houthi positions in Mocha.
- Houthi spokespersonclip
A number of fighters were killed in the strikes.
- Hugo Beshegaassertion
Government forces were shocked by the lack of Saudi support, and divisions exist within the anti-Houthi coalition. President Trump confirmed a call with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who reportedly asked for American intervention, which was rejected.
Chile nursing home fire kills sixteen22:19
- Luis Fajardoassertion
The facility had been investigated and sanctioned for irregularities, and the person in charge lacked proper authorization. There are growing concerns about the effectiveness of government regulation of care homes as societies age.
Sweden election focuses on immigration and crime24:36
- Jan Theorellassertion
The Sweden Democrats have been mainstreamed and are now a well-integrated support party with significant policy influence.
- Stephanie Zachariasenassertion
Most polls put the opposition ahead, but they are more splintered ideologically than the governing right bloc. Defence policy and NATO membership will not change significantly after the election regardless of the winner.
Elena Rybakina wins US Open tennis title1:48
- Russell Fullerassertion
Rybakina played an exceptionally high level in the final set and was completely in control, while Sabalenka's body language was poor.
- Russell Fulleropinion
The rivalry between Rybakina and Sabalenka is the best in the women's game and will likely continue for years.
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