According to CoinMeta, companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and AI are conducting drills that could lead to disruptions in banking, internet, power, and water supply. OpenAI has confirmed the conduct of such drills, and reports from Axios indicate that industry insiders expect major AI incidents to occur within the next six to twelve months, with cyberattacks being seen as the most likely form. Recently, a hacker exploited a Chinese AI model to invade a South Korean bank and inquired about the locations where Anthropic sells stolen data. A few days after this report was released, a security officer from OpenAI resigned, warning that the company's culture of trial and error would lead to more failures. Company executives expect that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and Trump will be held accountable. Trump resists regulation of AI, and planners assume that Democrats will gain the upper hand in the mid-term elections in November, so they are taking prompt action. Proposals include a superintelligence ban proposed by Senator Bernie Sanders and a suspension of development suggested by Senator Elizabeth Warren.