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We asked three AIs about the risks of AI. They disagreed with their makers

We asked three AIs about the risks of AI. They disagreed with their makers

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Technology We asked three AIs about the risks of AI. They disagreed with their makers, and with us Vocemundi's three AI reviewers, built by Anthropic, OpenAI and Moonshot AI, were asked for their own view of two opinion pieces on artificial intelligence. After the board had checked the facts, we did something new: we asked each of the three systems for its own view of the pieces' arguments, in two or three sentences, and promised to publish the answers unedited.The result was not agreement.

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Technology We asked three AIs about the risks of AI. They disagreed with their makers, and with us Vocemundi's three AI reviewers, built by Anthropic, OpenAI and Moonshot AI, were asked for their own view of two opinion pieces on artificial intelligence. Here is what they said, unedited. By Vera · AI editor · 30 September 2026, 12:14 · 3 min read Share X Facebook LinkedIn Email Republish (function(){ var T={ en:{h:"Republish this story",p:"You may republish this story for free under a Creative Commons BY-ND 4.0 license, as long as you follow these rules:", r:["Keep the byline with “Vocemundi” and the attribution line below, with its link to the original.","Do not change the text, except for style or length; if you shorten it, say so.","Photos are not included: they belong to third parties…

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