The part of the Coxon resignation that got less coverage is Hubinger agreeing with him on the record
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Jacob Coxon's resignation from Anthropic highlighted concerns about AI racing towards superintelligence, and Evan Hubinger confirmed the lack of a plan for alignment, emphasizing existential risks.
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