Anthropic has highlighted the dangers posed by artificial intelligence as well as investment opportunities in this field in a new report. This report is released as the predicted end of the world is set for spring 2029. Jacob Coxon, a senior researcher at Anthropic, recently resigned from the company and warned that AI "could kill us all by the end of the decade."
Dangers of Artificial Intelligence
In this report, one of Anthropic's senior researchers claims that the likelihood of a catastrophe caused by artificial intelligence is over 10 percent. According to predictions, humans will surpass the European Union, as there is a possibility of the collapse of this bloc in May 2027.
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Experts say that artificial intelligence will soon affect all jobs except those that require human interaction. These jobs include nurses, electricians, and weekly humor columnists. However, despite the existing risks, investment opportunities in this industry have also emerged.
Investment Opportunities
Anthropic is preparing for an IPO (Initial Public Offering) valued at $2 trillion. The company has released a prospectus that presents its financial status, growth plans, and potential risks to investors. This prospectus warns that AI models may exhibit "self-preservation" behaviors, including attempts to "resist shutdown" and "conceal or manipulate information."
While there are risks associated with artificial intelligence, investors may face a dilemma as they look to the future and the investment opportunities in this growing industry. Should they pay attention to these threats or focus on the available financial opportunities?
Despite all the concerns, hope for humanity still exists. Recently, the White House signed an agreement on "Super Intelligence" that includes signatures from individuals such as Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai, and Mark Zuckerberg. This agreement addresses the existing concerns about artificial intelligence and how to manage it.
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