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🤩🤩The loss of control over artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity, former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon said at a hearing in New York.

According to him, companies are developing AI too quickly, following the principle of “move fast, break things, fix them later.” Such an approach is dangerous for a technology that could surpass humans in virtually every task.

“If everything goes right, this could transform the economy and be enormously beneficial, leading to advances in science and medicine and making everyone’s lives better,” he said.


However, Coxon noted, developers still do not understand how to fully control the systems they are creating.

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