An AI researcher who recently resigned from Google DeepMind warns that there is little time left for humans to stop AI from causing widespread harm; he is the latest industry figure to publicly express concern about the direction of this technology's development. “At Google, I've seen the development of AI firsthand. I am also extremely concerned that this technology will continue to evolve in line with current trends. I truly believe AI could kill us all.” Bilal Chughtai pointed it out in separate posts on X and LinkedIn on Monday. He said that he is mainly engaged in AI security and alignment research at DeepMind. However, Chughtai said he is still optimistic that it is possible for humans to develop AI safely, and his next job will focus on this. According to his LinkedIn profile, he currently works for the non-profit organization BlueDot Impact, which provides AI security-related training for people in different fields.

An AI researcher who recently resigned from Google DeepMind warns that there is little time left for humans to stop AI from causing widespread harm; he is the latest industry figure to publicly express concern about the direction of this technology's development. “At Google, I've seen the development of AI firsthand. I am also extremely concerned that this technology will continue to evolve in line with current trends. I truly believe AI could kill us all.” Bilal Chughtai pointed it out in separate posts on X and LinkedIn on Monday. He said that he is mainly engaged in AI security and alignment research at DeepMind. However, Chughtai said he is still optimistic that it is possible for humans to develop AI safely, and his next job will focus on this. According to his LinkedIn profile, he currently works for the non-profit organization BlueDot Impact, which provides AI security-related training for people in different fields.