your browser must be REALLY slow - his name is the first thing after the title when you go to the article.

I've seen this characterization of Marcus here, and it seems to follow the sentiment of the AI leaders he referenced in the article.

But, I've yet to see where he's been wrong (or, particularly more wrong than the AI-thinking and leadership he's questioning). Do you have any citations?

Also, if you stopped on seeing his name, I'd encourage you to take another look—specifically the sections wherein he discusses AI-leadership's prior dismissal of his doubts and their subsequent walk-backs of their own claims.

Would be interested in your take on that.

I figured it out without having to click the link....

I do agree with the commenter here that it's good to hear from people who have wildly different views. He is more annoying than "The market is gonna crash tommorow" guy, though