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Former OpenAI researcher Jacob Coxon described to Time magazine an atmosphere of 'fatalism' and 'near resignation' pervading the lab's interior, with researchers trying their best to make their work as safe as possible even while believing internally that there is a considerable probability the whole thing will spiral out of control.
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