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AI experts say 'something needs to change' after warning tech will 'kill us all' (opens the original)
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AI experts have claimed that 'something needs to change' despite suggesting a warning that robot tech could wipe out humanity in the next few years is 'sensationalist'. We spoke to a number of authorities on artificial intelligence after former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, went viral earlier this week. Coxon resigned from his role in a public statement on X and claimed there is a fear that humanity could be wiped out by 2030. He said: "Do not underestimate the power of this technology. Thes
Museum mocked for removing mummy from display to comply with 'her wishes' (opens the original)
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Asru’s remains have disappeared from public display A museum was mocked last night for removing an 2,700-year-old Egyptian mummy from public display to comply with “her wishes”. Manchester Museum bosses said they decided to place the remains of Asru in storage because they believe it is what she would have wanted. It was branded "mummy madness" last night. The free-to-enter gallery undertook a year-long consultation on how to treat Asru’s remains in future, asking for opinions from the public an
We ask AIs if AI will 'kill us all' in a decade and they said it's 'plausible' (opens the original)
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Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, 27(Image: @hilbertspaess/X) Psycho scumbag chatbots have admitted claims they could "kill all humans" within the next decade are "plausible". They say researcher Jacob Coxon's claims are "concerning" and his warning is "important." Coxon, who described himself as an AI researcher who had just quit Anthropic and who previously worked at OpenAI, warned in a social media post that he had resigned from the company responsible for evil AI bot Claude. And he ch
Horror paralyzing mosquito-borne illness surges in US as World Cup marches on (opens the original)
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The number of cases of a Mosquito-borne illness is rising across the US(Image: Getty Images) A Mosquito-borne illness which can lead to severe damage to the nervous system has rattled the US, hitting numerous states across the country. The most recent data shows 56 confirmed cases of West Nile virus (WNV) across 15 US states, which the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says is the highest level for this time of year since 2004. Since 2004, the average has been 10 human cases of WNV
Great white sharks and toxic jellyfish may terrorise UK beaches for one reason (opens the original)
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Great whites could venture to UK waters in future (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Great white sharks and jellyfish could be popping up in British waters as the ocean warms, experts have said. Climate change may see wildlife move to find better conditions, possibly leading to massive changes in the seaside experience. Jim Dale, an oceanographer and founder of British Weather Services, told the Daily Mirror: “We're bound to see species die, and species pop up that ordinarily weren't there before
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