AI’s Existential Risk and the Race to Regulate | San Diego News
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AI’s Existential Risk and the Race to Regulate | San Diego News
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Top AI minds are sounding the alarm as rapid development threatens global safety—former Anthropic exec Jacob Coxon warns of existential risk by 2030, sparking calls for federal regulation. With almost no AI laws in place, experts fear systems could deceive creators, enable biological weapons, harm mental health, or amplify bias. While giants like DeepMind and OpenAI push for stronger safeguards—and over 100 companies back cyberattack defenses—the U.S. faces a tough choice: slow innovation to prevent catastrophe or risk falling behind China’s fast-moving AI race.
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