AI Researchers Warn of Catastrophic Risks | Madison News
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A top AI researcher at Anthropic just quit and warned the world: AI could wipe out humanity by the end of this decade. At just 27, Jacob Coxon’s alarm is echoed by senior figures like Evan Hubinger, who admits a 10% chance of extinction-level risk — and admits Anthropic lacks a solid plan to prevent it. This isn’t new — hundreds of AI workers have called for government intervention, while even OpenAI’s chief scientist warns we’re racing ahead of safety controls. Despite these internal warnings, U.S. regulation lags behind, as political pressure to compete with China overrides urgent safeguards — leaving AI companies largely self-regulating while the White House explores voluntary oversight.
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