At the intersection of technological ambition and public accountability, a former safety researcher from within one of AI's most influential laboratories is making a quiet but consequential argument: the industry already possesses the means to govern itself responsibly, and the choice not to act is itself a choice. While governments around the world remain locked in the slow deliberation of drafting frameworks, the systems they seek to regulate continue to advance — and the gap between capability and oversight grows wider. The case being made is not merely ethical but strategic: that trustwort
OpenAI Safety Veteran: Companies Can Fix AI Risks Without Waiting for Rules
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