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An AI researcher who departed from Anthropic informed the BBC that individuals engaged in developing the technology are "genuinely frightened" by its swift progress. Jacob Coxon said there's a strong chance of global death if progress doesn't slow down, a view shared by Anthropic head Dario Amodei.
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