New York Times: Inside the Snowballing Conversations at A.I. Companies About a Doomsday

Don’t worry, guys.

The president has given AI data centers a great deal of thought. Everything will be fine. He’s not just taking the money from your employers to bullshit and gaslight the public.

New York Times:

“When Jacob Coxon, an Anthropic researcher, publicly quit the artificial intelligence start-up this week, citing his concerns over the powerful technology, the internal messages began flying.

“It’s what we’ve all been saying,” one Anthropic employee wrote about Mr. Coxon’s comments, in a company chat that was viewed by The New York Times. “It’s just public-facing now.”

“Jacob took the group chat public,” another employee wrote. “That’s a good thing.”

The reactions inside Anthropic were echoed by A.I. researchers at OpenAI, Meta and Google, who parsed Mr. Coxon’s social media posts that described how OpenAI and Anthropic were “gambling with our lives” with the technology. Many convened in office messaging channels, encrypted chats and private dinners, with the goal of organizing to raise awareness about the risks of A.I., according to a dozen employees across the companies. …”

The Iran War will be over after the election.

Gas will drop to $2 a gallon and everyone will get a $5,000 check.

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