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Anthropic chief Dario Amodei told G7 leaders to resist fracturing into competing national or regional approaches to artificial intelligence, making an explicit case for international cooperation at the highest level of global economic governance.
Rival AI industry figure Sam Altman backed the call, a rare alignment between two leading voices in a field more often defined by its competition.
The Ask and Who Is Making It Amodei's message to G7 leaders was direct: do not splinter.
AI development is concentrated in a small number of countries and companies, and the rules governing it — what is permissible, how systems must be tested, what disclosures are required — are currently being written separately in different jurisdictions.
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