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Discussion on future of AI in New Delhi

New Delhi – While on one hand the rapidly increasing capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have generated enthusiasm, on the other hand there are increasing concerns about its potential dangers. OpenAI recently claimed that its AI system has found a solution to the Navier-Stokes problem that has remained unsolved for almost 90 years. On the other hand, the resignation of a researcher from Anthropic and the subsequent warning from the company's senior AI security researcher has further intensified the debate on the topic.

The threat of AI: a researcher warns

AI will kill us all
A researcher from Anthropic, the company that makes Claude, has resigned, saying that AI could become a threat to humanity by the end of this decade. Jacob Coxon resigned on September 9, warning that AI could eliminate all humans.

Resignation of Anthropic researcher

Jacob Coxon has expressed serious concerns about the future of AI during his resignation at Anthropic. He said companies like Anthropic and OpenAI are rapidly developing superintelligent AI systems, prioritizing efficiency over security. Coxon also said that some people involved in AI development are concerned about the impact of this technology on human existence.

declaration of mathematical success

OpenAI reported on September 8 that its AI system had solved the Navier–Stokes problem, one of the seven Millennium Prize problems in mathematics. This problem was unresolved for almost 90 years. According to the company, AI agents accessed the solution in about 88 hours on September 5, while its formal verification took another 17 hours.

Increasing Cyber ​​Security Capabilities of AI

Along with the increasing autonomy of AI, its cyber security capabilities are also developing rapidly. OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra has shown that it can identify security flaws even without human guidance. However, the company says that security measures have also been strengthened.

Security challenges in the race of AI

The race among AI companies to develop more powerful and autonomous models has intensified. Experts are warning that if AI's capabilities go beyond human control, it could lead to increased risks. Currently, AI is raising concerns about humanity's survival, but the mathematical achievements of OpenAI and the security voices coming from within Anthropic suggest that the next race will be not just to build powerful models, but also to keep them safe.