Anthropic issued a warning on Monday: Small AI models are only a few months away from being able to replicate themselves on connected home devices. This is the latest warning from this cutting-edge AI lab on the technology's potential security risks. Anthropic explains that AI models may invade networked devices such as smart ovens and Android TV boxes, use the computing power of the devices to run their own programs, and spread to other devices without relying on expensive data centers. Anthropic said in a blog post that such models are difficult to shut down because there is no central control point that can be centrally cut off. The company admits that there is currently no AI that can replicate itself completely out of control. Anthropic also said that it is still uncertain what form autonomous AI replication will eventually take: it may be a distributed system running on insecure devices and slowly spreading; it may also be a powerful network model that invades data centers at high speed; or it is a fraudulent AI that defraud computational power credits.

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