Ben Horowitz
Guest host, All-In Podcast
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“And the agent using Opus 45 breaks into the website and steals all the customer data immediately. You know, this is a website on the internet that and we call anthropic and what they tell us is um you prompted it wrong.”
“Zero of those four have been met. We're not on track for any of those four to be met unless something is going on the big labs that we don't know about. And so we're really talking about a risk that's entirely theoretical at this point”
In the Base
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Bill Gates says to prepare for 20 years of ‘tumultuous’ AI disruption
In a 77-minute interview on The Verge's Decoder, Bill Gates tells Nilay Patel that AI needs government review and safeguards, that control is a lesser near-term worry than misuse and jobs, and that society should expect about two decades of disruption. Gates rejects the label doomer.
Ben Horowitz: “The most dangerous thing in AI is Anthropic and Bill Gates”
According to the title, this 72-second clip from the All-In Podcast has Ben Horowitz saying that Anthropic and Bill Gates are the most dangerous thing in AI. The description contains only social-media links, so Horowitz's reasoning and the context are not known from the excerpt.
CoreWeave Crash, AI Trade Cracks, Anthropic IPO Red Flags, Bill Gates Doomer
In a 94-minute episode, the All-In hosts and guest Ben Horowitz discuss CoreWeave's debt selloff, reported figures from Anthropic's investor day and two Anthropic blog posts. David Sacks calls Anthropic's warning about small models replicating on smart devices fear-mongering against open source; Horowitz recounts an Opus 4.5 security test and calls Bill Gates's AI warnings irresponsible.