About 200 demonstrators marched through San Francisco in mid-July, moving from OpenAI's headquarters to the offices of Anthropic and Google DeepMind while calling on the industry's leading labs to halt the training of new frontier models. The march, which unfolded around July 11-12, framed advanced artificial intelligence not merely as a labor or environmental concern but as a potential existential threat, with participants warning specifically about systems capable of improving themselves.
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