Cynthia Kaiser joins ABC News to unpack Anthropic's warning of 'catastrophic or existential risks,' OpenAI's delayed launch, and what regulation should look like.
Halcyon in the News: Cynthia Kaiser on Anthropic's Warning About Catastrophic AI Risk
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