AI Safety Is a Zero Trust Problem, Not a Philosophy Debate
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The reaction to Jacob Coxon leaving Anthropic centers on existential risk. That debate matters. But existential risk is not an infrastructure strategy. Frontier lab insiders discuss catastrophic AI risks. This conversation remains incomplete. Modern AI systems expose the limits of static IAM roles…
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AI Safety Is a Zero Trust Problem, Not a Philosophy Debate
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