Researcher from Anthropic and OpenAI Quits and Leaves Warning: "AI Could Kill Us All by the End of the Decade"
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Researcher from Anthropic and OpenAI Quits and Leaves Warning: "AI Could Kill Us All by the End of the Decade"

Expresso9 September 2026 at 11:14

Jacob Coxon, a researcher who worked at Anthropic and OpenAI, left both companies and issued a public warning about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence. Coxon shared the concerns of several industry researchers who point to serious risks associated with unregulated AI growth.

The researcher warned that AI could pose an existential threat to humanity by the end of the decade. This warning comes in a context of growing concern among technology sector specialists about the speed at which technology is advancing without adequate controls.

Coxon referred to a group of researchers who have been publicly expressing their fears regarding the unregulated development of Artificial Intelligence. Many of these experts argue that rigorous safety measures and government regulation are needed to mitigate the identified risks.

The article does not provide specific details about what measures Coxon suggests to prevent the catastrophic scenarios he foresees, limiting itself to conveying his warning and mentioning that it fits within a broader debate about safety in the AI industry.

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