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    An Anthropic researcher's departure and the appeal of AI doomsday stories

    The Atlantic argues the researcher's story went viral because readers want to believe his AI-doom claim.

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    The Atlantic says an Anthropic researcher quit because he believes AI will destroy the world. Its essay argues the story is going viral because readers want to believe it, too. A user quoting The Atlantic's post called it embarrassing and dismissed it as “nonsense.”

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    @Miles_BrundageEmbarrassing for The Atlantic tbh, couldn't go one weekend without some nonsense2h

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    @Miles_BrundageEmbarrassing for The Atlantic tbh, couldn't go one weekend without some nonsense2h