Jacob Coxon, a researcher who worked on the development of systems such as ChatGPT or Claude, left the company Anthropic warning about the risks of advancing toward increasingly powerful artificial intelligence models without adequate safety or regulation.
The article suggests that, when faced with warnings like this, one should not stop at the most alarming headline, but also look at the close, everyday use of artificial intelligence, where the risk may not be a science fiction threat, but rather normalized irresponsibility.
The central issue raised is the debate over the degree of alarm that should be associated with these warnings, although it is difficult to ignore that these warnings are beginning to come from people who worked inside the laboratories responsible for building the technology in question.
