"In the background, the leader of Anthropic's Safeguards Research Team, Mrinank Sharma, just quit, warning the "world is in peril" from a series of interconnected crises, including AI. Think about that, think about the extent to which you and your business truly meet the standards of AI preparedness, and then consider the challenge it poses to IT decision makers working to keep their heads afloat amid this tsunami of change."
"The gap between perceived and actual readiness is not just a statistic, it is a call to action for every leader. In a world where AI evolves so very quickly, true leadership requires us to prepare for the unknown. The experts say those who manage to stay afloat will be the ones who experiment today, and adapt tomorrow. While you do that, note that AI will be adapting at the very same time and probably faster, and is already in use, sanctioned, or unsanctioned, across your company. Are you ready? Probably not yet."
Anthropic's Safeguards Research Team leader resigned, warning the world is in peril from interconnected crises including AI. Leaders and businesses must assess whether they meet standards of AI preparedness and recognize the challenge for IT decision makers managing rapid change. The gap between perceived and actual readiness constitutes a call to action for leadership. Rapid AI evolution demands preparation for unknown risks, continuous experimentation, and adaptation. Those who experiment today and adapt tomorrow are more likely to remain operational. AI will adapt concurrently and likely faster, and is already deployed—both sanctioned and unsanctioned—across organizations. Readiness remains insufficient for most.
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