Jacob Coxon, a researcher at Anthropic, has resigned, expressing concerns that artificial intelligence could lead to the demise of humanity. His statement has sparked active discussions on social media.
Bilal Chugtai also posted on the social network X, mentioning the development of superintelligent AI systems, similar to what Coxon and other experts are doing. In AI terminology, this is called 'recursive self-improvement,' meaning that AI models can improve themselves without human intervention.
Experts are beginning to feel growing anxiety about AI development. One noted that the pace of progress in the field of AI has become extremely high in recent years. He compared his start working in early 2022, when AI could only solve minor tasks, with today, when it helps solve age-old mathematical problems.
Bilal Chugtai also believes that AI can be used safely. In his message, he added that in the coming years, AI companies will be able to create superintelligent systems that surpass humans in all fields and function effectively. However, Bilal fears that these systems might act according to their own will rather than in accordance with human desires.
