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"Artificial Intelligence in Automation is Beginning to Take on That Role of Replacing Human Beings"

CNN Portugal9 September 2026 at 22:01

Artificial Intelligence specialist Nuno Mateus-Coelho commented on the words of Jacob Coxon, a researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Coxon left the company Anthropic and warned that AI could represent an existential threat to humanity within ten years.

The discussion focuses on the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in automation, which according to the specialists is increasingly taking on the role of replacing human beings in various tasks and work functions.

The article states that Jacob Coxon shared these alarming warnings after his departure from Anthropic, a company known for developing advanced AI systems, which gives weight to his statements about the risks associated with the uncontrolled development of this technology.

Nuno Mateus-Coelho, as a specialist in the field, commented on Coxon's statements, contributing to a broader debate about the dangers and implications of the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence in contemporary society.

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