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Could AI really 'kill all humans'? Breaking down the dire warnings about the technology's existential risk

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Could AI really 'kill all humans'? Breaking down the dire warnings about the technology's existential risk

A dire warning from an outgoing researcher at Anthropic that AI could "kill all humans" by the end of the decade led to public outcry over the dangers posed by the technology's rapid development.

It's raised questions about why some experts believe AI poses such an extreme risk, and how it could lead to the demise of humanity.

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