Developers of advanced systems also warn that we still do not know how to govern them with sufficient safeguards.

☕ TECHLATTE: IDEAS WITH FOAM

Even the people building AI are afraid of it

A researcher closes his computer and leaves one of the world’s most powerful artificial-intelligence laboratories.

Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at OpenAI and Anthropic, says both companies are moving toward systems capable of improving themselves without guarantees that they can be kept under control.

That warning is serious, but precision matters: his resignation does not prove that AI will destroy humanity. It does show something concrete. People who understand the technology deeply recognize risks they still do not know how to resolve, while competition pushes them to move faster.

Anthropic has safety policies. The governance question is that the same companies developing these systems decide how much risk is acceptable.

Adopting AI requires limits on autonomy, human oversight, traceability and clear responsibility when something goes wrong.

The question is no longer whether AI will advance, but who controls the race and who will answer if control is lost.

Would you leave that decision solely to the companies competing to arrive first?

☕ This coffee is served.

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