Axios: Sanders, Bannon join ex-Anthropic researcher in human-centered AI push
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According to Axios, as reported by Jin10 Data on September 14, a diverse coalition including former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, Senator Bernie Sanders, and former Trump administration advisor Steve Bannon will join forces at an event on Tuesday to advocate for human-controlled artificial intelligence. The Future of Life Institute, a nonprofit advocacy organization, is hosting the 'Support Human-Centered AI Conference' and has initiated the 'AI Declaration in Support of Humanity,' which calls for protecting human autonomy, preventing power concentration, and holding corporations accountable. Coxon, who previously worked at OpenAI before joining Anthropic and subsequently resigned due to safety concerns, will speak at the event. In a statement, Bannon accused AI oligarchs of lying about the dangers of accelerating development without safeguards, claiming they have put nations and humanity at risk. The event comes amid growing concerns over frequent AI-related cybersecurity incidents and deep unease about the technology's future trajectory, leading some influential AI leaders to call for a slowdown in development.
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Jin10 Data, September 14 — A diverse coalition including former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, Senator Bernie Sanders, and former Trump administration advisor Steve Bannon will join forces on Tuesday at an event promoting human-controlled artificial intelligence.
The Future of Life Institute is hosting the "Support Human-Centered AI Conference" on Tuesday. The nonprofit advocacy organization initiated the "AI Declaration in Support of Humanity," which calls for:
- Protecting human autonomy
- Preventing power concentration
- Holding corporations accountable
According to Axios, Coxon—who previously worked at OpenAI before joining Anthropic and subsequently resigned from the latter due to safety concerns—will speak at the event.
In a statement, Bannon said: "The oligarchs are finally being forced to admit that they lied from the start about the dangers of 'accelerating development without any safeguards'—they have put nations and all of humanity at risk."
Over the past weekend, amid growing concerns over frequent AI-related cybersecurity incidents and deep unease about the technology's future trajectory, some of the most influential leaders in the AI field have called for a slowdown in development.
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