The Warning Is Coming From Inside the Industry For years, warnings about artificial intelligence destroying humanity sounded like something from the outer edges of the internet: a bit of science fiction, a bit of doomsday culture, a bit of “what if the machines wake up?” speculation. That is harder to say now. The most unsettling thing about the latest AI panic is not that campaigners are warning about it. It is that people inside the companies building the technology are starting to sound...

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