ai safety

One of the OpenAI directors who ousted CEO Sam Altman is issuing some stark warnings about the future of unchecked artificial intelligence.

Doom and Gloom

A former OpenAI researcher became so convinced that the technology would usher in doom for humanity, he left the company and called it out.

A coalition of AI workers are pushing for a "Right to Warn" the public about AI safety concerns, citing concerns over the employee silencing.

While CEOs and investors rush to jam AI into as many products as possible, the general public couldn't care less about it.

Less than 10 days after dissolving its old safety team, OpenAI has announced a one — with CEO Sam Altman at its helm. 

Another OpenAI researcher left the company this week, ominously citing concerns over AI industry opaqueness and a lack of accountability.

AI isn't nearly as popular as some would have you believe — and it seems that public opinion is shifting against it. 

The woke Goody-2 chatbot's guardrails are so geared towards safety, it won't answer any question fully — but it'll definitely tell you why.

Sam Altman is taking a victory lap after being unsuccessfully ousted as CEO of OpenAI — and he's saying weird stuff in public again.