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    AI researcher called superintelligence race 'gambling with our lives,' a post says

    The post says the researcher resigned after spending three years training models at OpenAI and Anthropic, accusing both companies of acting irresponsibly.

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    A September 11, 2026, post says a researcher who trained models at OpenAI and Anthropic resigned, saying: “Neither company is acting responsibly in the race towards self-improving superintelligence.” The author also says Sam Altman called Navier-Stokes “the strongest evidence yet” for slowing down and that OpenAI’s chief scientist published an essay calling for a voluntary pause. The post frames these as three signals from inside the labs in five days.

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    @PeterDiamandisA researcher who spent three years training models at both OpenAI and Anthropic resigned, his words: "Neither company is acting responsibly in the race towards self-improving superintelligence." He called the competition "gambling with our lives." His post gained 160 million + views. Two days earlier, Sam Altman called Navier-Stokes "the strongest evidence yet" for slowing down. OpenAI's chief scientist published an essay calling for a voluntary pause. Three signals from inside the labs in five days. -- First AI-designed longevity drug reversed aging clocks by 3–6 years in 4 weeks. -- Google Alpha Genome Atlas: 9 billion possible mutations pre-computed across the entire human genome. -- Better training data = 12x compute efficiency improvement. Better architectures: 3.7x. -- Emad's p-doom dropped from 50% to 20%. -- Anthropic: $6.5B quarterly revenue run rate, 42% of the coding market, $35B cloud deal, mega IPO approaching at $2T+.

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    @PeterDiamandisA researcher who spent three years training models at both OpenAI and Anthropic resigned, his words: "Neither company is acting responsibly in the race towards self-improving superintelligence." He called the competition "gambling with our lives." His post gained 160 million + views. Two days earlier, Sam Altman called Navier-Stokes "the strongest evidence yet" for slowing down. OpenAI's chief scientist published an essay calling for a voluntary pause. Three signals from inside the labs in five days. -- First AI-designed longevity drug reversed aging clocks by 3–6 years in 4 weeks. -- Google Alpha Genome Atlas: 9 billion possible mutations pre-computed across the entire human genome. -- Better training data = 12x compute efficiency improvement. Better architectures: 3.7x. -- Emad's p-doom dropped from 50% to 20%. -- Anthropic: $6.5B quarterly revenue run rate, 42% of the coding market, $35B cloud deal, mega IPO approaching at $2T+.