The Anthropic researcher whose resignation made waves last month says he was 'working to automate' himself

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AI researcher Jacob Coxon testified about AI risks before New York City lawmakers. Adam Gray/Getty ImagesJacob Coxon, the ex-Anthropic researcher whose resignation made headlines, warned of AI risks at an NYC council hearing. "At my last job, I was, in some sense, working to automate myself," Coxon testified.

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