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‘Could kill us all’: Anthropic insiders say AI has more than 10% chance of ending humanity – soon

Newseze Wire·Wed, Sep 9, 7:45 PMWire: Sydney Morning Herald
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‘Could kill us all’: Anthropic insiders say AI has more than 10% chance of ending humanity – soon

The stunning admissions from three AI researchers prompted calls for urgent government action from both sides of the political divide in Washington, despite Donald Trump’s opposition.

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