Anthropic and OpenAI researcher warns about dangers of AI in the hands of these companies
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Anthropic and OpenAI researcher warns about dangers of AI in the hands of these companies

Sábado9 September 2026 at 22:36

Jacob Coxon, a researcher associated with Anthropic and OpenAI, announced his resignation from the companies and publicly denounced the dangers of uncontrolled growth of artificial intelligence.

Coxon warned about the risks associated with the accelerated development of AI without proper precautions and security controls on the part of these technology companies.

The decision to leave the positions comes at a time when the regulation and safety of artificial intelligence have been topics of growing debate in the technology sector.

The companies Anthropic and OpenAI, two of the main forces in the development of advanced AI models, did not immediately comment on Coxon's statements.

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