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An AI researcher has quit Anthropic due to ethical concerns, claiming that the technology could kill countless people within the next 10 years — if not everyone. Jacob Coxon announced his resignation in a post on X on Tuesday,
Former Anthropic researcher Jason Coxon rocked the tech world this week with alarming claims that unchecked AI models could feasibly destroy the world in only a few years. But even more, Coxon alleged the tech giants rabidly pushing for AI advancement know of the dangers and are “gambling with our lives.”
Will artificial intelligence nibble around the edges of the economy or upend it altogether? A new, interactive model from Anthropic lets people tests their assumptions.
A colleague at Anthropic responded by saying the company has no plan to address alignment risks from superintelligence
AI safety fears intensify as Anthropic insiders question whether the industry can keep pace with increasingly autonomous systems.
Some subscribers of Anthropic’s Max plan, which costs $100-200 per month, say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for in a new expanded class-action lawsuit.