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Back|Un chercheur d'Anthropic quitte l'industrie et prédit une fin du monde imminente à cause de l'IA
Un chercheur d'Anthropic quitte l'industrie et prédit une fin du monde imminente à cause de l'IA
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Le Figaro Actualités·4 hours ago·Tech·1 min read·🇫🇷France·View translation

Un chercheur d'Anthropic quitte l'industrie et prédit une fin du monde imminente à cause de l'IA

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  • Le 8 septembre, Jacob Coxon, chercheur chez Anthropic, a annoncé son départ de l'industrie de l'IA sur X, exprimant sa crainte que des systèmes d'IA bientôt surhumains ne tuent l'humanité d'ici la fin de la décennie.
  • Son collègue Evan Hubinger estime à plus de 10 % les chances d'une fin du monde imminente.

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Why It Matters

L'adage « avancer vite et casser des choses » a été popularisé par Mark Zuckerberg chez Facebook, symbolisant une approche de l'innovation sans précautions. Quinze ans plus tard, les leaders de l'IA auraient intégré cette mentalité.

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" Avancer vite et casser des choses ". L’adage est bien connu dans la Silicon Valley. Il a été popularisé par le jeune Mark Zuckerberg, à l’époque où son réseau social, Facebook, déferlait sur la planète. Une manière de signifier que l’innovation à la californienne n’est pas affaire de précautions. Quinze ans plus tard, les nouveaux seigneurs de l’intelligence artificielle ont intégré la leçon. Le 8 septembre, Jacob Coxon, chercheur chez l’un des leaders du secteur, Anthropic, quittait bruyamment cette industrie, formulant dans une salve de tweets viraux sa crainte de voir une IA « tous nous tuer d’ici à la fin de la décennie ». La faute à la progression de systèmes qu’il qualifie de « bientôt surhumains, capables de pirater n’importe quoi (…) et d’acquérir un pouvoir et des ressources réels ». Sur X, son collègue Evan Hubinger embrayait aussitôt : le responsable de la sûreté d’Anthropic estime, lui, à « plus de 10 % » les chances d’une fin du monde imminente.

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • des systèmes d'IA bientôt surhumains pourraient tuer l'humanité d'ici la fin de la décennie

    Possible · Within years

  • une fin du monde imminente liée à l'IA

    Possible · Within years

Open Questions

  • ?Quels sont les systèmes d'IA spécifiques auxquels Jacob Coxon fait référence ?
  • ?Quelles preuves Evan Hubinger avance-t-il pour estimer à plus de 10 % les chances de fin du monde ?
  • ?Quel est le contexte exact du départ de Jacob Coxon d'Anthropic ?

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This article was originally published by Le Figaro Actualités.

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  • Le 8 septembre, Jacob Coxon, chercheur chez Anthropic, a annoncé son départ de l'industrie de l'IA sur X, exprimant sa crainte que des systèmes d'IA bientôt surhumains ne tuent l'humanité d'ici la fin de la décennie.
  • Son collègue Evan Hubinger estime à plus de 10 % les chances d'une fin du monde imminente.

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