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Why did Jacob Coxon walk away from Anthropic? He discusses the warning behind his viral resignation, the equity he left behind and his prediction that AI will automate more work in 2027. He argues that increasingly powerful AI should not be treated like an ordinary business.

Are AI researchers building their own replacements? Former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon says employees anticipate eventual automation. He discusses expectations of support at Anthropic and asks what happens to workers outside the company.

“I’ve always been scared.” Jacob Coxon explains why he joined OpenAI despite fearing AI since his teens. He reflects on money, status and personal incentives, then argues that competition between AI companies could push development faster than safety research can keep up.

Can you support capitalism and still want slower AI development? Jacob Coxon explains his libertarian leanings, responds to Marc Andreessen and David Sacks, and argues that AI’s benefits could arrive without an uncontrolled race toward increasingly powerful systems.