Anthropic has issued more warnings about the dangers of advanced AI compared to its competitor OpenAI, according to an analysis by the Financial Times. In 2026, Anthropic used five words related to risk, regulation, or restrictions for every 1,000 words, while OpenAI's usage was significantly lower at 0.6 words per 1,000. This analysis follows the recent decision by the US government to prohibit foreign nationals from accessing Anthropic's latest AI models, Mythos and Fable. Some experts attribute this ban to Anthropic's frequent emphasis on the societal risks associated with AI, particularly concerning Mythos.
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Anthropic's Warnings on AI Risks Coincide with US Export Ban
Anthropic has been more vocal about AI risks than OpenAI, with a recent analysis showing a higher frequency of related warnings. This comes in the wake of a US export ban on Anthropic's latest AI models, which some attribute to the company's repeated cautionary statements regarding AI's societal impact.
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