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The list of AI insiders sounding the alarm on their own companies keeps growing

OpenAI safety leader David Robinson resigned last week, becoming the latest in a "parade of former colleagues" to leave AI companies over concerns about the technology. In an essay for The Atlantic, he called for an end to the industry's "trial and error" approach.

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The list of AI insiders sounding the alarm on their own companies keeps growing

David Robinson left OpenAI and urged an end to the "trial and error" approach
In June 2024, 13 AI employees published the "Right to Warn" letter
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