AI model ‘self-replication’ is only months away, Anthropic says — and it doesn’t even need a data center to happen
THE SO WHAT
Anthropic floating 2027 as a plausible horizon for self-replicating AI worms reframes model risk as an internet-scale security problem, not just a lab containment issue. Treat advanced models and their tooling like potential malware substrates — isolation, monitoring, and response plans belong in your 2026 security roadmap.
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