Announcing the OpenAI Safety Fellowship
Summary
OpenAI announces a new Safety Fellowship program for external researchers to conduct rigorous safety and alignment research on advanced AI systems, running September 2026 through February 2027. The program offers mentorship, compute support, stipends, and workspace at Constellation in Berkeley, with applications open until May 3.
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