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An OpenAI insider explains his reasons for quitting the company, expressing serious concerns ('This Is Nuts.') about its direction and practices.
OpenAI safety researcher David Robinson resigned after 3.5 years, publishing an essay in The Atlantic arguing the company's 'culture is broken' and that frontier AI firms need nuclear-plant-level safety rigor. His departure adds to a wave of AI safety resignations and renewed scrutiny of OpenAI's deployment practices.
Miles Brundage expresses regret over promoting "iterative deployment" in the GPT-3 era, reacting to David Robinson's resignation from OpenAI's safety team and calling for the AI industry to mature on safety culture.
A senior OpenAI safety leader has resigned, warning that the AI company's internal culture is broken, in a notable departure highlighting concerns over safety priorities at one of the leading AI labs.
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.
OpenAI allegedly fired three AI safety researchers accused of leaking data to an outside safety group, prompting the company's Head of Safety Systems to resign hours later.
Robert O'Callahan resigned from Google because his team was working on AI chips and he believes AI is progressing too fast, with Eliezer Yudkowsky retweeting the announcement to emphasize its importance.
Robert O'Callahan resigns from Google over ethical concerns about AI acceleration, highlighting risks like misalignment and power concentration.
An article discussing the resignation of an AI researcher who warned of existential risks from AI, and analyzes the rationalist subculture influencing AI safety debates.
Jacob Coxon's resignation from Anthropic highlighted concerns about AI racing towards superintelligence, and Evan Hubinger confirmed the lack of a plan for alignment, emphasizing existential risks.
A Google DeepMind AGI safety researcher has resigned, warning that AI poses existential risks to humanity and time is running out.
Jacob Coxon, a Cambridge math prodigy, resigned from Anthropic after a short tenure, sparking discussions on AI safety and leading to scrutiny of the timeline. The incident coincided with political moves like the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act and an upcoming event with figures like Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon.
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, discussed Jacob Coxon's viral tweet and resignation on CNN, agreeing with concerns about the AI industry moving too fast.
Miles Brundage announced his resignation from Anfropic, an AI-related company.
An OpenAI employee and a former Anthropic researcher express concerns over the irresponsible race towards superintelligence in AI development, calling for a slowdown.
AI researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic and warned that the next year or two is 'crunch time for humanity' in AI safety, urging coordination to prevent catastrophic risks from advanced AI systems.
An Anthropic safety researcher warns that there is over a 10% chance AI could kill all humans within the next decade, following another employee's resignation due to concerns about AI labs' irresponsible behavior.
A pretraining researcher resigned from Anthropic after working at both OpenAI and Anthropic, criticizing the companies for irresponsibly racing towards self-improving superintelligence.
An AI researcher resigns from Anthropic, expressing concerns that both Anthropic and OpenAI are irresponsibly racing towards superintelligence and compromising safety.
A researcher resigns from Anthropic, criticizing both OpenAI and Anthropic for racing towards self-improving superintelligence without acting responsibly.