@peterjhasson: The Wall Street Journal just confirmed that Jacob Coxon lied here. He worked with multiple "AI safety" execs ahead of h…
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The Wall Street Journal confirms that Jacob Coxon lied about not working with AI safety executives prior to his resignation, indicating possible coordination with multiple parties.
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The Wall Street Journal just confirmed that Jacob Coxon lied here. He worked with multiple “AI safety” execs ahead of his resignation. https://t.co/pGj5cKk4lK
Peter J. Hasson (@peterjhasson): This was such a smart question from @BretBaier tonight: “Did you work with any third parties as far as this whistleblowing and coming out?”
Jacob Coxon: “Not at all.”
See below for research from @ParkerThayer of @capitalresearch questioning whether there was coordination
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