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9 September 2026

Anthropic researcher says some developers believe AI 'could kill us all'

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Anthropic researcher says some developers believe AI 'could kill us all'

A researcher for AI developer Anthropic has quit the company and is one of a growing number of AI experts to call on the industry to slow down.

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