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A safety researcher at Anthropic said there is a greater than 10% chance that artificial intelligence could 'kill all humans,' a warning that came after a former colleague resigned from the company citing safety concerns. The comments add to ongoing debate within the AI industry over existential risk, drawing renewed scrutiny given that CNBC's Jim Cramer had previously hyped Anthropic's prospective IPO, highlighting a tension between investor enthusiasm and internal safety warnings at the same company. The debate widened as CoreWeave CEO Mike Intrator, speaking at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference, attributed growing public pushback against AI to the sheer speed of the technology's advancement, calling the pace of change 'frightening.' His comments, alongside the Anthropic researcher's warning, underscore mounting unease among industry insiders even as capital continues to pour into AI infrastructure and AI-linked IPOs.