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If someone you love calls in a panic asking for money, how would you know it's really them? On Warning Shots, Michael warns that AI can now hold a video call with your face and voice. Liron's fix takes five minutes: agree on a family password, and ask for it before you send anything. Set yours this week. Then send this to someone who should do the same. Full episode on YouTube, link in bio. Every source on our Substack: substack.com/@theairisknetwork #AISafety #AIRisk #Deepfakes #ScamAlert #Cybersecurity #FamilySafety #WarningShots

If someone you love calls in a panic asking for money, how would you know it's really them?

On Warning Shots, Michael warns that AI can now hold a video call with your face and voice. Liron's fix takes five minutes: agree on a family password, and ask for it before you send anything.

Set yours this week. Then send this to someone who should do the same.

Full episode on YouTube, link in bio. Every source on our Substack: substack.com/@theairisknetwork

#AISafety #AIRisk #Deepfakes #ScamAlert #Cybersecurity #FamilySafety #WarningShots


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If someone you love calls in a panic asking for money, how would you know it's really them?


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


November 1, 2026 9:50 pm


Support Guard Rail Now → https://www.every.org/guardrailnow OpenAI says its AI agents, sealed in separate sandboxes with no network, passed secret messages through the timing of a computer's memory cache. John Sherman, Liron Shapira and Michael ask whether AI can be contained at all, and why AI models hiding messages in images matters. Plus: Black October, the month AI-found software flaws and a $6.3 billion crypto theft tested the internet's defenses, Anthropic's IPO filing, and Google's data center forest in Finland. TIMESTAMPS - Warning Shots #64 0:00 - Cold open 0:27 - Welcome back 1:00 - This week's stories 1:20 - Is the internet breaking? 1:48 - Liron: "Black October" 3:50 - Michael: the broken-lock model 5:04 - The Polymarket hack 6:00 - The Binance hack 7:30 - How to protect yourself 11:29 - A family password 11:46 - Fortress America: 90 days 12:30 - Michael: the UK's Be Ready 13:52 - Liron: is this about AI hacking? 15:27 - Chaos before superintelligence? 16:07 - What comes after Black October? 17:08 - Liron: defending his own site 18:00 - Michael: 3% of critical bugs 19:08 - Secret chats between AI agents 19:54 - Michael: talking via the cache 21:57 - Liron: sandboxes leak 23:08 - Messages hidden in images 23:54 - Google's Finland forest 26:01 - Liron vs. the trees 26:50 - Anthropic's IPO payday 27:55 - Liron: reading the S-1 29:39 - Michael: incentives to race 32:17 - A transfer from the many? 36:00 - Boston Dynamics robot dogs 37:06 - Michael: one software update 39:02 - Doomsday prep: maps, a compass 40:11 - Solar panels and sign-off WHAT THEY COVER - OpenAI's report that red-team agents in isolated microVMs, with no network and no shared files, exchanged secrets through CPU cache timing, and why Michael calls containment an illusion - New research in which an AI model hid messages in images that another lab's model could decode - Black October: two critical PHP flaws found with AI help, a compromised monitoring script that drained Polymarket accounts, and a $6.3 billion theft from Binance hot wallets that began with one engineer's laptop - Practical steps the hosts recommend: a password manager, two-factor authentication starting with your email, and a family password against voice and video impersonation - Reports that major US military bases are planning to run 90 days on their own, and the UK's new advice to keep three days of supplies at home - Anthropic's IPO filing, estimates of how many employees could become hundred-millionaires, and a debate over what that money does to incentives - Google clearing about 250,000 trees in Finland for a data center before environmental assessments were done - Boston Dynamics employees protesting the sale of Spot robots to a federal agency ABOUT THE HOSTS John Sherman hosts For Humanity and leads Guard Rail Now, working to make AI extinction risk a normal conversation rather than a specialist one. Liron Shapira hosts Doom Debates, where he argues the AI risk case directly with people who disagree with him. Michael runs Lethal Intelligence, explaining AI risk through video and illustration. LINKS Support our work → https://www.every.org/guardrailnow Subscribe → @TheAIRiskNetwork Liron Shapira → @DoomDebates Michael → @lethal-intelligence Substack → https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork X → https://x.com/AIRiskNetwork Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/theairisknetwork/ TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@the.airisknetwork JOIN THE CONVERSATION If AI agents can pass messages through shared hardware, what would it take to keep a powerful model contained? Tell us in the comments. #AISafety #AIRisk #WarningShots #AIAgents #AIContainment #OpenAI #Cybersecurity #BlackOctober #ArtificialIntelligence

Support Guard Rail Now → https://www.every.org/guardrailnow

OpenAI says its AI agents, sealed in separate sandboxes with no network, passed secret messages through the timing of a computer's memory cache. John Sherman, Liron Shapira and Michael ask whether AI can be contained at all, and why AI models hiding messages in images matters. Plus: Black October, the month AI-found software flaws and a $6.3 billion crypto theft tested the internet's defenses, Anthropic's IPO filing, and Google's data center forest in Finland.

TIMESTAMPS – Warning Shots #64
0:00 – Cold open
0:27 – Welcome back
1:00 – This week's stories
1:20 – Is the internet breaking?
1:48 – Liron: "Black October"
3:50 – Michael: the broken-lock model
5:04 – The Polymarket hack
6:00 – The Binance hack
7:30 – How to protect yourself
11:29 – A family password
11:46 – Fortress America: 90 days
12:30 – Michael: the UK's Be Ready
13:52 – Liron: is this about AI hacking?
15:27 – Chaos before superintelligence?
16:07 – What comes after Black October?
17:08 – Liron: defending his own site
18:00 – Michael: 3% of critical bugs
19:08 – Secret chats between AI agents
19:54 – Michael: talking via the cache
21:57 – Liron: sandboxes leak
23:08 – Messages hidden in images
23:54 – Google's Finland forest
26:01 – Liron vs. the trees
26:50 – Anthropic's IPO payday
27:55 – Liron: reading the S-1
29:39 – Michael: incentives to race
32:17 – A transfer from the many?
36:00 – Boston Dynamics robot dogs
37:06 – Michael: one software update
39:02 – Doomsday prep: maps, a compass
40:11 – Solar panels and sign-off

WHAT THEY COVER

– OpenAI's report that red-team agents in isolated microVMs, with no network and no shared files, exchanged secrets through CPU cache timing, and why Michael calls containment an illusion
– New research in which an AI model hid messages in images that another lab's model could decode
– Black October: two critical PHP flaws found with AI help, a compromised monitoring script that drained Polymarket accounts, and a $6.3 billion theft from Binance hot wallets that began with one engineer's laptop
– Practical steps the hosts recommend: a password manager, two-factor authentication starting with your email, and a family password against voice and video impersonation
– Reports that major US military bases are planning to run 90 days on their own, and the UK's new advice to keep three days of supplies at home
– Anthropic's IPO filing, estimates of how many employees could become hundred-millionaires, and a debate over what that money does to incentives
– Google clearing about 250,000 trees in Finland for a data center before environmental assessments were done
– Boston Dynamics employees protesting the sale of Spot robots to a federal agency

ABOUT THE HOSTS

John Sherman hosts For Humanity and leads Guard Rail Now, working to make AI extinction risk a normal conversation rather than a specialist one.
Liron Shapira hosts Doom Debates, where he argues the AI risk case directly with people who disagree with him.
Michael runs Lethal Intelligence, explaining AI risk through video and illustration.

LINKS

Support our work → https://www.every.org/guardrailnow
Subscribe → @TheAIRiskNetwork
Liron Shapira → @DoomDebates
Michael → @lethal-intelligence
Substack → https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork
X → https://x.com/AIRiskNetwork
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/theairisknetwork/
TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@the.airisknetwork

JOIN THE CONVERSATION

If AI agents can pass messages through shared hardware, what would it take to keep a powerful model contained? Tell us in the comments.

#AISafety #AIRisk #WarningShots #AIAgents #AIContainment #OpenAI #Cybersecurity #BlackOctober #ArtificialIntelligence


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How Did Isolated AI Agents Learn to Talk? – Warning Shots #64


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


November 1, 2026 9:00 pm


Support Guard Rail Now → https://www.every.org/guardrailnow What does it sound like when someone hears about AI risk for the first time? John Sherman talks with Dewayne Moore, a Cincinnati dad who read "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies" about six weeks ago and has since listened to almost every For Humanity episode. They discuss how family and friends reacted, why Dewayne finds it notable that AI builders talk openly about the risks, and what a regular person can do next. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Cold open 0:30 - Welcome to For Humanity #95 1:27 - Why new voices matter now 2:49 - Meeting Dewayne Moore 3:21 - How Dewayne found AI risk 5:37 - "I hope we're not already there" 6:09 - Life in Cincinnati 7:24 - Telling family and friends 10:05 - What convinced him 11:08 - Greed or Moloch? 14:33 - Who regulates AI companies? 16:27 - Data centers and near-term harms 17:36 - The oven metaphor 18:56 - How it changed him 20:05 - Everyday life and helplessness 23:32 - What his sons think about AI 26:32 - AI and the job market 28:37 - What could a bad outcome be 29:58 - The cybersecurity scare 32:52 - Preparing for outages 34:23 - Where they get their news 35:22 - What can a regular person do 36:35 - Telling your neighbor 38:44 - Trusting what you see online 41:15 - The "beat China" argument 44:08 - Parenthood and the future 45:38 - Should we be louder 49:31 - Football and AI risk 52:26 - What Dewayne does next 54:13 - What makes him hopeful 57:20 - How to get involved WHAT THEY COVER - How Dewayne, who describes himself as new to the topic, found AI risk through a book and then through this show - Why it struck him that the people building AI talk openly about the risks, and why he thinks that makes continuing to build harder to justify - How his wife, parents, and friends responded when he brought it up, and why he calls their reaction avoidance rather than disagreement - His view of the argument that the US cannot slow down because of China - Whether the tone of the AI safety conversation should be louder - John's closing note on organizations looking for volunteers ABOUT THE GUEST AND HOST Dewayne Moore lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. John introduces him as a machinist, husband, and father of two. He reached out to the show after first learning about AI risk in 2026. John Sherman hosts For Humanity and leads Guard Rail Now, working to make AI extinction risk a kitchen table conversation on every street. LINKS Support our work: https://www.every.org/guardrailnow Subscribe: @TheAIRiskNetwork Substack: https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork X: https://x.com/AIRiskNetwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theairisknetwork/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@the.airisknetwork JOIN THE CONVERSATION Have you told someone close to you about AI risk? How did it go? Tell us in the comments. #AISafety #AIRisk #ForHumanity #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAwareness

Support Guard Rail Now → https://www.every.org/guardrailnow

What does it sound like when someone hears about AI risk for the first time? John Sherman talks with Dewayne Moore, a Cincinnati dad who read "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies" about six weeks ago and has since listened to almost every For Humanity episode. They discuss how family and friends reacted, why Dewayne finds it notable that AI builders talk openly about the risks, and what a regular person can do next.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Cold open
0:30 – Welcome to For Humanity #95
1:27 – Why new voices matter now
2:49 – Meeting Dewayne Moore
3:21 – How Dewayne found AI risk
5:37 – "I hope we're not already there"
6:09 – Life in Cincinnati
7:24 – Telling family and friends
10:05 – What convinced him
11:08 – Greed or Moloch?
14:33 – Who regulates AI companies?
16:27 – Data centers and near-term harms
17:36 – The oven metaphor
18:56 – How it changed him
20:05 – Everyday life and helplessness
23:32 – What his sons think about AI
26:32 – AI and the job market
28:37 – What could a bad outcome be
29:58 – The cybersecurity scare
32:52 – Preparing for outages
34:23 – Where they get their news
35:22 – What can a regular person do
36:35 – Telling your neighbor
38:44 – Trusting what you see online
41:15 – The "beat China" argument
44:08 – Parenthood and the future
45:38 – Should we be louder
49:31 – Football and AI risk
52:26 – What Dewayne does next
54:13 – What makes him hopeful
57:20 – How to get involved

WHAT THEY COVER
– How Dewayne, who describes himself as new to the topic, found AI risk through a book and then through this show
– Why it struck him that the people building AI talk openly about the risks, and why he thinks that makes continuing to build harder to justify
– How his wife, parents, and friends responded when he brought it up, and why he calls their reaction avoidance rather than disagreement
– His view of the argument that the US cannot slow down because of China
– Whether the tone of the AI safety conversation should be louder
– John's closing note on organizations looking for volunteers

ABOUT THE GUEST AND HOST
Dewayne Moore lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. John introduces him as a machinist, husband, and father of two. He reached out to the show after first learning about AI risk in 2026.
John Sherman hosts For Humanity and leads Guard Rail Now, working to make AI extinction risk a kitchen table conversation on every street.

LINKS
Support our work: https://www.every.org/guardrailnow
Subscribe: @TheAIRiskNetwork
Substack: https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork
X: https://x.com/AIRiskNetwork
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theairisknetwork/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@the.airisknetwork

JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Have you told someone close to you about AI risk? How did it go? Tell us in the comments.

#AISafety #AIRisk #ForHumanity #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAwareness


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Is It Too Late to Stop AI? A Father’s Question – For Humanity #95


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


October 29, 2026 10:02 pm


What happens when an AI no longer needs humans to build the next AI? Liron Shapira explains the idea of recursive self-improvement: once the latest AI can help build its own successor, each generation could speed up the next. He argues that milestone could arrive sooner than many people expect. He points to Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, who recently said full recursive self-improvement looks more likely in 2027 than 2028. Watch the full episode of Warning Shots. Link in bio. #AISafety #AIRisk #RecursiveSelfImprovement #ArtificialIntelligence #WarningShots

What happens when an AI no longer needs humans to build the next AI?

Liron Shapira explains the idea of recursive self-improvement: once the latest AI can help build its own successor, each generation could speed up the next. He argues that milestone could arrive sooner than many people expect.

He points to Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, who recently said full recursive self-improvement looks more likely in 2027 than 2028.

Watch the full episode of Warning Shots. Link in bio.

#AISafety #AIRisk #RecursiveSelfImprovement #ArtificialIntelligence #WarningShots


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What happens when an AI no longer needs humans to build the next AI?


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


October 29, 2026 7:56 pm


John Sherman has spent three days trying to follow the new security advice on his own computer: a password manager, no autofill, a hardware security key. His mom is 82, and he says walking her through it would take days. According to the FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report, Americans 60 and older reported $7.7 billion in losses last year. How are you helping the older people in your life stay safe online? Subscribe for more: @TheAIRiskNetwork #Shorts #Cybersecurity #AISafety

John Sherman has spent three days trying to follow the new security advice on his own computer: a password manager, no autofill, a hardware security key. His mom is 82, and he says walking her through it would take days. According to the FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report, Americans 60 and older reported $7.7 billion in losses last year.

How are you helping the older people in your life stay safe online?

Subscribe for more: @TheAIRiskNetwork
#Shorts #Cybersecurity #AISafety


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How are you helping the older people in your life stay safe online?


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


October 27, 2026 10:36 pm


Is extinction really the worst outcome from advanced AI? In his conversation with @DanLeibrandt, our host John Sherman explores something AI safety researchers call S-risk, or suffering risk. It’s the idea that a superintelligent system could leave humanity alive but in a far worse position. Here’s the thought experiment. What if an AI that’s smarter than us looks at how we’ve treated animals, or at how AI models themselves get trained and discarded, and decides humans don’t deserve better treatment? John argues that a system we can’t control has no reason to share our values, and that’s why we need to get this right before we build it. It’s an uncomfortable question, and we think more people should be asking it. Read more and stay informed: https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork #AISafety #AIRisk #SRisk #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAlignment #TheAIRiskNetwork

Is extinction really the worst outcome from advanced AI?

In his conversation with @DanLeibrandt, our host John Sherman explores something AI safety researchers call S-risk, or suffering risk. It’s the idea that a superintelligent system could leave humanity alive but in a far worse position.

Here’s the thought experiment. What if an AI that’s smarter than us looks at how we’ve treated animals, or at how AI models themselves get trained and discarded, and decides humans don’t deserve better treatment? John argues that a system we can’t control has no reason to share our values, and that’s why we need to get this right before we build it.

It’s an uncomfortable question, and we think more people should be asking it.

Read more and stay informed: https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork

#AISafety #AIRisk #SRisk #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAlignment #TheAIRiskNetwork


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Is extinction really the worst outcome from advanced AI?


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


October 27, 2026 7:22 pm


What would you tell a soon-to-be dad about AI? Our host John Sherman joined @DanLeibrandt on his podcast and didn’t soften his answer. John argues that parents have very little time to make a difference with advanced AI, maybe months, maybe a couple of years, and that the time to stand up for their families is now. His reasoning is simple. We don’t keep lions and tigers in cages because we can beat them in a fight. We keep them there because we’re smarter. So what happens when we build something smarter than us and can’t control it? If you’re a parent, or about to become one, this one is for you. Full conversation on Dan’s channel. Read more and stay informed: https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork #AISafety #AIRisk #Parenting #NewDad #ArtificialIntelligence

What would you tell a soon-to-be dad about AI?

Our host John Sherman joined @DanLeibrandt on his podcast and didn’t soften his answer. John argues that parents have very little time to make a difference with advanced AI, maybe months, maybe a couple of years, and that the time to stand up for their families is now.

His reasoning is simple. We don’t keep lions and tigers in cages because we can beat them in a fight. We keep them there because we’re smarter. So what happens when we build something smarter than us and can’t control it?

If you’re a parent, or about to become one, this one is for you. Full conversation on Dan’s channel.

Read more and stay informed: https://substack.com/@theairisknetwork

#AISafety #AIRisk #Parenting #NewDad #ArtificialIntelligence


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What would you tell a soon-to-be dad about AI?


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


October 27, 2026 6:32 pm


Imagine knowing the AI revolution might peak in just six months. An Anthropic researcher dropped this truth at dinner. It is not a joke; it is a cold, calculated reality. We are trapped in a global race where slowing down is impossible. Comment AI to get the link to this full conversation. #ArtificialIntelligence #TechNews #FutureOfAI

Imagine knowing the AI revolution might peak in just six months.

An Anthropic researcher dropped this truth at dinner.

It is not a joke; it is a cold, calculated reality.

We are trapped in a global race where slowing down is impossible.

Comment AI to get the link to this full conversation.

#ArtificialIntelligence #TechNews #FutureOfAI


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Anthropic Researcher Says We May Have Just 6 Months


The AI Risk Network | AI Safety


October 25, 2026 5:46 pm


Israel Aerospace Industries and Sig Sauer have tested a drone that carries a machine gun and up to 200 rounds. The makers say a human operator approves every shot. Michael's concern: "The system is already steering, and the approval is just a confirmation while your attention is elsewhere." Full episode of Warning Shots, link in bio. #AISafety #AutonomousWeapons #Drones #TechNews #WarningShots

Israel Aerospace Industries and Sig Sauer have tested a drone that carries a machine gun and up to 200 rounds. The makers say a human operator approves every shot.

Michael's concern: "The system is already steering, and the approval is just a confirmation while your attention is elsewhere."

Full episode of Warning Shots, link in bio.

#AISafety #AutonomousWeapons #Drones #TechNews #WarningShots


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