Jack Clark, Anthropic co-founder, spoke at Semafor World Economy about emerging AI threats
He predicted within 1.5 years, open-source AI models from China will have significantly stronger capabilities
The warning suggests governments and organizations need to urgently prepare defenses against AI-enabled hacking attacks
The advancement of Chinese open-source models poses a potential security challenge to global cybersecurity infrastructure
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