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Owain Evans reposted

Rosie Campbell @RosieCampbell · 22h
I'm seeing lots of dismissal of Evan and Jacob as being insincere or having ulterior motives.

I read about the extinction risks of AI in 2017 and was so alarmed I pivoted my career and moved to the US to work on AI safety.

I worked at OpenAI for 3.5 years. I know many of these researchers IRL. They have been talking about these risks for years. These are sincerely held beliefs.

You might disagree with the arguments, the probabilities, or think the benefits are worth the risks. But please don't tell yourself comforting lies that this is just a marketing ploy.

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Evan Hubinger @EvanHub · Sep 8
Jacob is correct here—we really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade. I believe Anthropic is trying its best, but we do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for ...
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Tweet by Rosie Campbell (reposted by Owain Evans) defending Evan Hubinger and Jacob Coxon against claims their AI extinction warnings are insincere marketing, quoting Hubinger's Sep 8 post giving >10% extinction risk within a decade.

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Rosie Campbell @RosieCampbell Leaving loads of comments on a Google Doc is a sign of respect in our culture 9:34 AM · Jan 9, 2026 · 4,748 Views
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A short, wry observation from AI policy/safety figure Rosie Campbell about collaborative-culture norms (heavy Google Doc commenting as engagement/respect). Minor, no direct AI safety content beyond being from a known AI policy figure.

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