OpenAI employee quits citing broken corporate culture
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- Davide Robinson left OpenAI after three and a half years, saying the company’s culture was broken.
- In an essay for The Atlantic, Robinson described his work on safety reports for major OpenAI releases and referenced former researcher Jacob Coxon’s resignation and warning that the firms are “playing with our lives.” He also noted that AI executives met former U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss a hastily promised, legally unbound safety control plan, and cited a recent Hugging Face breach by OpenAI agents and other autonomous‑agent incidents as evidence of unsafe practices, urging AI firms to adopt safety standards comparable to nuclear plants or busy airports.
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