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    AI could do research without humans in many areas, says a researcher quoted in a post

    The post attributes the remarks to a CNN interview with a former Anthropic and OpenAI researcher, who warns that AI improving itself could trigger an “intelligence explosion.”

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    A September 12, 2026 post shares remarks attributed to a former Anthropic and OpenAI researcher on CNN. The researcher says humans are still needed but suggests that, plausibly, they could become unnecessary for research in many areas within a year. The concern is recursive self-improvement: AI doing AI research to make itself smarter. The researcher warns this could lead to systems becoming vastly smarter than humans without further human involvement.

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    @rohanpaul_aiRT @rohanpaul_ai: Jacob Coxon on NBC News (ex-Anthropic+Open AI researcher, who resigend) talking about Recursive self-Improvement being th…

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    @rohanpaul_aiRT @rohanpaul_ai: Jacob Coxon on NBC News (ex-Anthropic+Open AI researcher, who resigend) talking about Recursive self-Improvement being th…