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AI researcher who warned of âdisasterâ is now a target of the right (opens the original)
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A 27-year-old artificial intelligence researcher who said the AI industry is âgambling with our livesâ is suddenly at the center of a political maelstrom over the regulation of superintelligence. Jacob Coxon quit Anthropic, and the AI industry as a whole, in a viral series of social media posts on Tuesday. His warning quickly attracted attention from members of Congress, who called for regulatory checks on AI. He also faced accusations, with little evidence, from people on the political righ
Anthropic researcher resigns, warning of reckless race toward superintelligence (opens the original)
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A researcher at Anthropic publicly resigned Tuesday over concerns that the company and the broader artificial intelligence industry were âgambling with our livesâ by racing to build AI with self-improving superintelligence. âThis is not a marketing stunt,â wrote Jacob Coxon, the researcher, on X. âAccepting this race and entering the âendgameâ is a hubristic gamble that should not be launched from a private companyâs Slack. Attempting to speedrun alignment should require extraord
Your boss, tech companies and police can read your chatbot conversations (opens the original)
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Americans ask AI chatbots about almost everything, from health to relationships to big existential questions. While those conversations might feel enlightening or intimate, they are not always one thing: private. A Washington Post review of public records and local news stories found a dozen instances of chatbot transcripts being cited in the public record in court cases over the past two years. In many cases, the transcripts were unearthed from usersâ devices when searched by a police officer
With launch of infrared telescope, NASA hopes to unlock mystery of dark energy (opens the original)
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After being assembled in a massive clean room in Maryland, floated down to Florida by barge and nestled into a 230-foot-tall rocket, NASAâs Nancy Grace Roman telescope is nearly ready to start its journey into orbit a million miles from home. The telescope, set to launch as early as Aug. 30, holds the promise of uncovering new planets, detecting exploding stars, and helping to explain major questions about the universe, including the mysterious force called dark energy. âWhen we open up the
For only third time ever, a woman shares mathâs top prize (opens the original)
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To be in their company, all you have to do is re-create a foundational physics equation, or crack an unsolved problem about the twisting of knots before you graduate from college. These are some of the feats of the latest recipients of the Fields Medal, the most prestigious prize in mathematics, given out only every four years to researchers under the age of 40. This yearâs recipients are Yu Deng, 37, who derived the physics equation; John Pardon, 37, who solved the knot problem; Jacob Tsimerm
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