Could AI really “kill us all”? Why tech CEOs want to slow down.

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  Good morning.

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  As AI companies unite to sound the alarm over their own technology, President Trump downplays concerns.

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  The Wall Street Journal is here to explain.

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  You've seen basically everyone agree that this is a problem that needs to be addressed,

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  but still very few people agree on what the solution is,

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  and most importantly, the Trump administration has wanted to take an industry-friendly approach.

• 00:26

  The Washington Post reveals what it really costs to send your kid to college.

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  And the movies that are getting critics excited during this season's film festivals.

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  It's Monday, September 14th.

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  I'm Gideon Resnick.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  Last week, a 27-year-old AI researcher resigned with a warning that quickly spread around the world.

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  People are starting to realize this is real technology,

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  this is not like hype, this isn't going away anytime soon,

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  this is only going to get more crazy.

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  That's Jacob Coxon speaking to CNN.

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  He quit the AI company Anthropic over his concerns

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  about the spiraling power of the technology he was designing,

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  suggesting it could kill us all by the end of the decade.

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  His warning went viral, setting off a nationwide public discussion about the potential threat of AI.

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