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Are AI companies hyping catastrophic AI risks to distract from actual harms?

A post argues probably not—and says any attempt to divert media attention is failing.

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1 Source, 55m ago, first seen 55m ago

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A post asks whether AI companies are playing up their technology’s catastrophic risks to draw media attention away from its actual harms. Its answer is probably not; if companies are trying, the post says, the strategy is failing.

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Eric Levitz@EricLevitzAre AI companies hyping up their technology's catastrophic tail-risks to distract media attention from its actual harms? Probably not. And if so, the strategy is failing. https://www.vox.com/politics/505834/ai-doom-anthropic-openai-pr55m
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    Eric Levitz@EricLevitzAre AI companies hyping up their technology's catastrophic tail-risks to distract media attention from its actual harms? Probably not. And if so, the strategy is failing. https://www.vox.com/politics/505834/ai-doom-anthropic-openai-pr55m
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