AI “could kill us all”. Who presses the panic button?
Jacob Coxon, um pesquisador de AI, trocou a OpenAI pela Anthropic no início do ano, acreditando que a empresa de Dario Amodei era mais responsável que a de Sam Altman no desenvolvimento de seus modelos. Nove meses depois, ele anunciou no X que está deixando a indústria. Em um texto que foi o assunto do […] The post AI “could kill us all’’. Quem aperta o botão do pânico? appeared first on Brazil…
Jacob Coxon, a researcher who left OpenAI for Anthropic earlier this year, has announced he's leaving the AI industry. Coxon stated that neither OpenAI nor Anthropic is acting responsibly in developing AI, warning that the technology could potentially kill everyone by the end of the decade. Evan Hubinger, head of alignment at Anthropic, agreed with Coxon's concerns, estimating a possibility of over 10% that AI could lead to human extinction within the next decade.
The concerns have sparked discussions about the need for regulation and caution in AI development, with some experts calling for a pause in research.
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