A secondhand account reveals a major AI company CEO privately describes AI's future as 'pretty horrific' while publicly performing as a nuanced AI optimist. The dissonance between private conviction and public reassurance, when surfaced at a London kitchen table, was described as 'chilling.' The gap suggests that the people best positioned to warn the public about AI may be the ones most incentivized to reassure it.
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