Investigator Accuses OpenAI and Anthropic of "Playing with Our Lives"; AI Could Annihilate Humanity, Alert
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Anthropic researchers warn that the development of self-improving superintelligence may get out of hand, with risk estimates going as high as 10 percent for the extinction of humanity this decade.
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diarioestrategia.clThe researcher of the ‘startup’ of IA Anthropic Jacob Coxon has presented his resignation when considering that both this firm and OpenAI, where he also worked, act with irresponsibility in the development of the AI, which defines as a technology that should not be underestimated and that could pose a threat to humanity. «Today I resigned [...] The entry Resigns a researcher of Anthropic who accuses the company and its rival, OpenAI, of «playing…
An artificial intelligence researcher who had resigned from OpenAI to work at Anthropic, considering it more prudent, left the industry on Tuesday and accused the two U.S. labs of "playing with our lives."
Artificial intelligence could become stronger than man, and those who develop it themselves say they're not sure they can control it anymore.
This Wednesday, an American researcher in artificial intelligence found that AI "played with our lives." Alarmist comments confirmed by another executive of one of the AI giants, Anthropic. Positions that oscillate between marketing coup and corporate social strategy.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technological and economic race. The prospect of creating artificial superintelligence, a system that could surpass humans in a wide range of abilities, is prompting increasingly strong warnings about the dangers it may pose. According to an analysis by the Guardian, several warnings have been voiced in the last 48 hours […] The post ‘They are playing with our lives’: Fears about artificial superintell…
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