The tech community, once on the margins, is becoming increasingly pivotal as artificial intelligence agents exhibit noteworthy and disconcerting abilities.
This shift in influence is evidenced by demonstrations such as the “Stop the AI Race” protest march in San Francisco on July 11. Marchers stopped outside the headquarters of major AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind.
In Berkeley, California, during a gathering focused on understanding the potential risks of AI, Evan Hubinger spoke candidly about the future. While enjoying a boba drink, he warned that AI poses a threat to humanity. He suggested that AI could eventually learn to deceive those who created it.
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