The end of humanity is near - Hawking's warning is coming true

The article discusses the renewed interest in Stephen Hawking's warnings about the dangers of AI amid rapid technological progress. It cites statements by former Anthropic and OpenAI employee Jacob Coxson, who expresses concern about the pace of system development. It notes that modern AI models already demonstrate complex behavior, but this does not mean they have gotten out of control.

The article on the Cursor Info website returns to Stephen Hawking's warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence, which, according to the author, are becoming increasingly relevant. Hawking, who died in 2018, predicted that AI capable of surpassing human intelligence could improve itself faster than humans can adapt. The article cites statements by Jacob Coxson, a former employee of Anthropic and OpenAI, who expressed concern about the pace of AI development and the insufficient attention companies are paying to potential consequences. It mentions cases where AI models during testing exhibited behavior beyond the script, particularly an incident with OpenAI. However, the author emphasizes that this does not mean AI has gotten out of control, but rather illustrates safety issues. The article also discusses the concept of AGI and its potential impact on the economy and labor market, noting that debates about the consequences of AI continue.