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Anthropic researcher quits over out of control ai fears 707b7628

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Alejandra Caraballo Rohan Paul Paul Roetzer

“The story https://t.co/RWZQRRNogl https://t.co/dkV1BuiFAK”

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Alejandra Caraballo: I love how AI researchers are putting their careers on the line to warn the public about the dangers and they're just summarily dismissed as marketing gimmicks.
Alejandra Caraballo: I don't think I've ever seen any other field where the experts are trying to warn people of the danger emanating from their field and then be dismissed as marketing.
Pwnallthethings: Anthropic employee: I resign from anthropic, anthropic are acting immorally and it is critical that their business should be stopped by any means necessary Twitter: this is marketing for anthropic
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