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Experts See 10% Chance of Losing Control of AI

September 2, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Dozens of officials see a 10% chance of losing control of AI.
Majority predict artificial general intelligence by 2032.
Experts expect AI to strengthen network security and predict threats.

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Strategic Implications

The survey's findings may indicate a growing concern among national security leaders about the risks and benefits of AI. The predicted arrival of artificial general intelligence and superintelligence suggests a potential shift in the balance of power, which could have significant implications for global security and stability.

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What Happened

National Security Leaders Weigh In On AI Risks And Benefits

A recent survey of current and former national security officials found that dozens believe there is at least a 10% chance that humans will lose control of artificial intelligence systems within the next decade. The survey, conducted by the Institute for Security and Technology and the Future of Life Institute, also found that a majority of respondents predict the arrival of artificial general intelligence by 2032. The experts see AI as a tool for strengthening network security and predicting threats, but also express concerns about the risks of AI-driven catastrophes. The survey’s findings were reported by Nextgov/FCW.

Source | Originally Published: September 2, 2026

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