Author: Michael

When it comes to artificial intelligence, the debate over whether AI “will kill us all” is less relevant than asking why it’s taking so long for someone to do something about it.  The notion that AI poses an existential threat isn’t new — “Terminator 2” called it back in 1991 — but warnings from some of the people working on these AI systems have dragged this threat into reality. The latest red flag was raised on Tuesday, when Anthropic AI researcher Jacob Coxon said on X that he had resigned from the company and claimed “the people building AI earnestly…

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