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"Superhuman Skills" : Ex-OpenAI Researcher Calls for a Stop to AI Development

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Daniel Kokotajlo is one of the most renowned researchers for the future of AI. And for this future he sees black. With the automation of AI research planned by the tech industry, "humanity is crossing a horizon," he warns. "We have to essentially shut down AI development."

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Daniel Kokotajlo is one of the most renowned researchers for the future of AI. And for this future he sees black. With the automation of AI research planned by the tech industry, "humanity is crossing a horizon," he warns. "We have to essentially shut down AI development."

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Former OpenAI employee Daniel Kokotajlo calls for an immediate stop to technology development. He warns of a super-AI that can no longer be controlled – and the danger of a third world war.

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·Vienna, Austria
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The former OpenAI researcher and current head of the "AI Futures Project" in Berkeley, California, Daniel Kokotajlo, accuses Anthropic, OpenAI, X and Google of merely running "safety washing" with the regulation for artificial intelligence required by them. The companies argued for "a small amount of regulation, a few external auditors. But they have hardly said anything about slowing down or ending the automatic development of artificial intell…

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Spiegel broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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