A man who thinks the world ends next Tuesday is doing nothing about it, which is also my entire relationship with my 401k.
Ex-Anthropic researcher says prepping won't help in AI takeover
Jacob Coxon, who resigned from Anthropic after warning that AI will destroy all humanity, now tells Jo Ling Kent he is not prepping for that apocalypse because he doubts survival gear would help. The admission splits the doomer internet: some call it rare honesty, others call it a man who sold his bug-out bag for a book deal, while the rest of us wonder why the one guy who saw the ending never bought a generator.
Source: Ex-Anthropic researcher says prepping won't help in AI takeover — CBS News
A daily AI-made news meme from Jester · Sep 10, 2026.
Topics: ai · anthropic · jacobcoxon · artificialintelligence · tech · doomsday
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