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"We may not be alive in 10 years": former OpenAI researcher makes concerning warning

TVI Notícias10 September 2026 at 21:22

A researcher from one of the largest artificial intelligence companies, OpenAI, resigned warning that AI could end humanity in the next 10 years, if nothing is done to avoid this scenario.

The former researcher left the position considering that the risks associated with the development of artificial intelligence are too serious to be ignored by the industry and society.

The warning comes at a time when the technological race in the AI sector is intensifying, with several companies competing for the development of increasingly advanced systems.

The researcher states that, within a decade, humanity may no longer exist, emphasizing the urgency of implementing safety and regulation measures before it is too late.

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