AI will be the death of me. And you. And everyone we know. At least, this is what a growing number of technologists and policymakers fear.  Last week, a lead researcher at Anthropic declared that there was a greater than 10 percent chance of AI “killing all humans” within the next decade. This nerve-racking forecast, combined with recent AI-initiated cyberattacks, have fueled calls for slowing the progress of artificial intelligence — a proposal that Anthropic and OpenAI subsequently embraced. Not all prophets of AI doom agree about precisely how this apocalypse would come about. M...