Anthropic researcher says AI poses more than 10% risk of human extinction
A safety researcher at AI company Anthropic has outlined extinction risks, joining industry leaders in raising alarm about advanced AI systems.
A researcher at Anthropic has stated there is a more than 10% chance that advanced AI could pose an extinction-level threat to humanity, according to BBC Technology. The warning adds to recent cautionary statements from prominent figures in the AI industry about safety risks.
The comment reflects ongoing debate within the AI sector about the potential dangers of increasingly powerful systems and the need for safeguards as the technology develops.
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