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More OpenAI researchers slam company on safety, call for ‘right to warn’ to avert ‘human extinction’
This wave of criticism directed at OpenAI follows a long and ongoing period of turbulence for the company following Altman's brief ouster.
Join us next week in NYC to engage with top executive leaders, delving into strategies for auditing AI models to ensure optimal performance and accuracy across your organization. Furthermore, in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter) following the NYT article, Kokotajlo elaborated on his reasons for resigning from OpenAI, claiming that he lost confidence in the company’s ability to act responsibly in its pursuit of artificial general intelligence. The company has attempted to meet these concerns on its own terms with the formation of a new Safety and Security Committee including many of its current board members, which was announced last week to the day alongside the news that OpenAI has begun training its latest frontier model.
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