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Robert O'Callahan, a technical expert at Google DeepMind in New Zealand, has quit, saying AI's current rate of change is far too high and aiming for superintelligent AI soon is inherently irresponsible. He worked on chip design tools that made AI cheaper and faster, a contribution he says he can no longer justify. He warns of cognitive surrender, AI-induced psychosis, concentrated power and economic disruption.
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