Jacob Coxon said it's “not a marketing stunt” that AI developers believe the technology “could kill us all by the end of the decade.”
An Anthropic researcher resigned on Tuesday because he said he’s concerned about the direction artificial intelligence is going.Jacob Coxon made a splash on social media when he cited the dangers surrounding the rapidly advancing technology in announcing his exit from the frontier AI lab.
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