Summary
CNBC's Kate Rooney reports on warnings from current and former Anthropic researchers about the speed of the AI race toward superintelligence. The researchers argue safety and alignment controls are not keeping pace, with one putting AI-caused human extinction risk above 10% within a decade. The segment highlights concerns about recursive self-improvement and alignment but offers no direct investment recommendations.
- Anthropic researcher Jacob Cox stepped down and publicly warned about AI safety risks.
- Cox said the industry is racing toward self-improving superintelligence.
- He described the situation as 'gambling with our lives.'
- Another Anthropic alignment researcher estimated AI extinction risk above 10% in the next decade.
- Key concerns include recursive self-improvement and AI alignment with human goals.
- The segment is news-driven and lacks specific trade calls or public tickers.