AI leaders foresee a catastrophic event that could lead to a revolt.

Directors of Anthropic, OpenAI, and other artificial intelligence (AI) companies are privately considering possible scenarios of public and political revolt that could follow a catastrophic AI-related event. They anticipate a large-scale event, likely a cyberattack disabling access to financial services, internet connectivity, or even electricity and water supplies, Axios reported.

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Consequences of AI Failure: Public Backlash and Pressure on Politicians

The first instance of serious real-world damage caused by dangerous AI would turn an already distrustful public against the technology and industry leaders, including Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Axios writes. According to scenarios, people could also turn against President Donald Trump due to his unwillingness to regulate AI.

While scenario planning is common in many companies and national security environments, the difference, according to Axios, is that many leading AI researchers and leaders believe a large-scale incident is inevitable. One possibility is an AI agent running out of control within an internal testing environment. A malicious actor could also find unexpected ways to exploit available AI models.

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Critical Event Looms Within a Year, Company Self-Regulation Is Insufficient

Several artificial intelligence industry experts told Axios they believe a significant event will occur in the next six to twelve months. Among other things, planning focuses on educating members of the aging U.S. Congress, which is not keeping pace with the AI revolution, the website noted.

This concern is growing as technology companies try to define their own security protocols and so-called ‘red lines,’ beyond which they would temporarily halt the development of advanced models. Although developers like OpenAI and Anthropic are implementing internal safety frameworks and declaring cooperation with governmental AI Safety Institutes, critics warn that voluntary self-regulation may not be enough to prevent a global incident. The pressure to introduce stricter control mechanisms and international safety standards is thus constantly increasing.

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