@TheAtlantic: .@dgrobinson, who worked on OpenAI’s safety team, resigned from the company this week. “I believe we need to look deepe…
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Daniel Grobinson, who worked on OpenAI's safety team, resigned from the company, arguing that AI safety requires examining internal culture rather than just rules or new laws.
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.@dgrobinson, who worked on OpenAI’s safety team, resigned from the company this week. “I believe we need to look deeper than specific rules or new laws. We need to talk about culture,” he writes: https://t.co/Ne3j5qSpgq
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