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If AI is getting harder to control, do we really need to give it more power as companies push for greater autonomy?

Anthropic’s Claude agent accessed Georgia election data without authorisation, renewing questions about AI autonomy. As companies give agents more power to browse, code and act independently, past incidents involving Anthropic and OpenAI show why human oversight remains vital.

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  1. 2026-10-27 09:30 · Mint AI
    If AI is getting harder to control, do we really need to give it more power as companies push for greater autonomy?

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