Concerns over AI Corporations’ Safety Failures Reach Fever Pitch After Dire Warnings From Anthropic Researchers
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An engineer warned that technology acts without responsibility "in the race to arrive first" and that AI poses serious risks. Colleagues nuanced their statements, but agreed on their fears.
Concerns over AI Corporations’ Safety Failures Reach Fever Pitch After Dire Warnings from Anthropic Researchers
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, who previously worked for OpenAI, has resigned from the AI industry, warning that leading AI companies are racing to create increasingly powerful AI systems without adequate safeguards. Coxon said that neither Anthropic nor OpenAI is “acting responsibly” and accused the companies of “gambling with our lives.” His resignation follows other departures of researchers from leading AI companies raising concerns about…
PHOTOART: MERCA2.0 GEMINI Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old British researcher who worked at OpenAI and later at Anthropic, decided to leave the sector considering that companies are moving too fast towards systems that could surpass human capabilities. READ ALSO. OpenAI assures that his AI solved a 90-year-old mathematical problem: this is how the finding of Navier-Stokes Coxon worked for the past three years in pre-training artificial intelligence m…
An Anthropic senior executive who previously also worked at OpenAI has just resigned. He is the last member of the industry to warn that the artificial intelligence (AI) career has become dangerously reckless.Jacob Coxon announced Tuesday his resignation from Anthropic and explained that for the past three years he had worked on research on pre-training in the two giants of artificial intelligence."None of the two companies are acting responsibl…
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