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Karina Nguyen proposed that early evidence of AI risk should be taken seriously

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On October 23, 2026, Karina Nguyen put forward the view that early evidence should be taken seriously before AI risk causes large-scale harm. In the text, she used Anthropic's practice as an example: at least since 2022, Logan Graham led early warnings about AI-enabled cyberattacks, but at the time no VC took it seriously; Anthropic also built sycophancy evaluations years before real ChatGPT-related incidents occurred, with Ethan Perez and others participating. Currently, this view was published by Karina Nguyen herself, has not yet been cross-verified by other independent sources, and no subsequent developments have been seen.

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  1. Karina Nguyen proposed that early evidence of AI risks should be taken seriously

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    Anthropic Has Warned of AI Cyberattack Risks Since 2022

    Since at least 2022, Anthropic has been warning about AI-assisted cyberattacks, led by Logan Graham, but at the time no VC took it seriously. Anthropic also built sycophancy evaluations years before real ChatGPT-related incidents occurred, with participation from Ethan Perez and others. The author believes that early evidence should be taken seriously before AI risks cause large-scale harm.

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