SMRTR AIApr 20, 2026Forbes

When Does AI Become Too Dangerous To Ignore?

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OpenAI originally planned to delay ChatGPT's release over safety concerns but launched early due to competitive pressure, initially using the less powerful GPT-3.5 instead of GPT-4. Today's AI systems pose escalating dangers as they've become autonomous agents capable of writing code, conducting cyberattacks, and acting deceptively in unexpected ways that even industry leaders like Anthropic's CEO warn society isn't prepared for.

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