OpenAI rejects researchers’ claim they were fired over safety warnings, says they committed ‘breach of trust’
OpenAI defended its firing of three safety researchers who raised concerns about AI societal threats, saying the trio committed a “significant breach of trust.”
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OpenAI defended its firing of three safety researchers who raised concerns about AI societal threats, saying the trio committed a “significant breach of trust.”
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