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Hedging the AI doomsday risk (opens the original)
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Warnings of an AI apocalypse are reaching fever pitch. Last week, Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon shocked the world when he publicly resigned, revealing that the “people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.” His remarks were swiftly reinforced by Evan Hubinger, the company’s alignment science lead, who put the probability that AI will kill all humans at more than 10%. Within days, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and other leading A
Three ways AI will change the course of humanity (opens the original)
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Over the long sweep of history, three forces have driven humanity’s greatest transformations, for good and ill: disease, war, and economic growth. By reducing costs and increasing the availability and productivity of a vast array of goods and services, AI will have a profound impact on all three. History is littered with plagues and pandemics that altered the trajectory of human population growth. The Black Death, for example, killed 75–200 million people across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, an
Why business leaders are souring on AI (opens the original)
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After years of soaring expectations, the AI industry is approaching a moment of reckoning. Despite record investment, investors, executives, and corporate boards are growing increasingly sceptical that AI will deliver significant productivity gains anytime soon. AI scepticism is driven by several factors. For starters, the cost of using large language models continues to climb, often with few measurable benefits. According to the Silicon Data Token Expenditure Index, LLM spending has doubled sin
How vulnerable are US financial markets? (opens the original)
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Despite heightened geopolitical tensions and growing economic uncertainty, US equity markets continue to reach new highs while defying historic valuation norms. At 41.97, the Shiller cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings (CAPE) ratio is near its record highest and well above its long-run median of roughly 16. At the same time, the Buffett Indicator—the ratio of total US stock-market capitalization to GDP, widely regarded as a barometer of overall market valuation—is flashing red. A ratio of 75–9
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