@rohanpaul_ai: OpenAI denies 3 times that the three safety researchers were let go for raising concerns. "We have not and do not termi…
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OpenAI三度否认因提出安全担忧而解雇三名安全研究员，称其离职源于违反敏感信息处理政策的调查结果。公司研究领导层发布声明称存在超出预期的信任破坏行为。
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OpenAI denies 3 times that the three safety researchers were let go for raising concerns.
“We have not and do not terminate any of our employees for raising concerns.” https://t.co/3M8lRBDt5N
OpenAI Newsroom (@OpenAINewsroom): A note from our research leaders:
Last week we parted ways with Jasmine, Mikita, and Tomek after a thorough investigation found they violated clear policies on handling sensitive information. Our internal investigation uncovered a significant breach of trust beyond what’s
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