
OpenAI is experiencing significant changes within its AI safety team, with nearly half of the researchers departing the company. This has raised concerns about the company's focus on safety as it prioritizes the development of new AI products. Notable departures include Jan Hendrik Kirchner, Collin Burns, Jeffrey Wu, Jonathan Uesato, Steven Bills, Yuri Burda, and Todor Markov. Former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo highlighted these exits, suggesting that the company may not be adequately prepared for the potential challenges associated with achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI).














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