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The Anthropic Whistleblower Is Not Who You Think He Is

AI researcher Jacob Coxon quit his job at Anthropic last week and became a whistleblower, warning that the race toward superintelligent AI is "gambling with our lives." Another Anthropic employee, Evan Hubinger, backed him up, putting the odds of AI apocalypse within a decade at ...  Show more

Catholic Historian: Here’s Why We Know That the Bible Is True

I sat down with historian of early Christianity Matthew Larsen, Ph.D., fresh off his shoot in the Middle East tracing the life of Paul the Apostle, to dig into the evidence for Jesus, the biblical canon, and the Catholic Church.We get into:* How historians actually know what’s tr ...  Show more

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