AI’s leaders (probably) aren’t faking their fear
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If AI threatens the survival of humanity, why do companies continue to develop it at a furious pace? Their doomsday warnings deserve the same critical scrutiny as their promises of the future.
AI giants warn of the end of humanity while rushing towards the stock market. Take their doomsday message with a grain of salt and don't let their demands for regulation become a protection against competition.
AI’s leaders (probably) aren’t faking their fear
Silicon Valley has long warned that its favorite technology might get us all killed. But chatter about AI’s apocalyptic potential has grown louder in recent weeks. In September, Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from the company, accusing his former employer of “gambling with our lives” by…
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