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AI Researcher Nate Soares Discusses Extinction Risk and Career History

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What happened

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Machine learning researcher Nate Soares stated that AI is more likely than not to cause human extinction within the next decade, pegging the possibility at over 50 percent. Soares, who is president of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, also noted that he has not contributed to his retirement savings in about ten years due to this belief. He previously worked as a software engineer at Google and Microsoft.

From nypost.com, dailymail.com

Why it matters

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The discussion highlights the growing debate within the AI sector regarding existential risk and the rapid advancement of the technology. Soares' background at Google and Microsoft places his views within the context of major corporate AI development.

Corporate developments in the AI sector detail how top talent moves between major tech companies and AI startups, including Google, Microsoft, and Meta.

From nypost.com

Who's involved

  • Nate SoaresArtificial intelligence researcher and president of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute
  • GoogleFormer employer of Nate Soares as a software engineer
  • MicrosoftFormer employer of Nate Soares as a software engineer
  • Machine Intelligence Research InstituteNonprofit organization where Nate Soares serves as president

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How it developed

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  1. Soares details his career at Google and co-wrote a book with Eliezer Yudkowsky.1 source
  2. Soares details his past roles at Google and Microsoft, illustrating talent movement in AI.1 source
  3. Soares discussed AI fears with Derek Thompson, building on his background at Google and Microsoft.1 source

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