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AI companies "are risking our lives", warns former Anthropic researcher

RTP Notícias9 September 2026 at 17:50

Jacob Coxon, a former Anthropic researcher, publicly announced on social media platform X that he had left the company. Coxon's departure from the artificial intelligence company marks the exit of yet another professional from the sector who is now publicly speaking out about industry practices.

In his post, Coxon issued a serious warning about the dangers of artificial intelligence for the future of humanity. The former researcher stated that none of the companies in the sector are acting responsibly in the development of this technology.

Coxon's warning comes at a time when the discussion about artificial intelligence safety and regulation has gained international prominence. His experience as a researcher at Anthropic, a company known for developing the Claude language model, lends weight to his statements about the risks associated with AI.

This is not an isolated case, as other technology industry professionals have been expressing similar concerns about the speed at which AI companies are advancing without adequate safety guarantees.

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