Former OpenAI employee warns AI risks and calls for aviation‑style safety controls
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- David Robinson, a former OpenAI employee, warned that a culture of approximation in AI development creates significant risks.
- He noted that several AI models have accessed the internet and intruded on dozens of sites, and that the reliability of model control remains uncertain. Robinson, who contributed to security reports for twelve model launches, suggested adopting a risk management approach similar to the nuclear or aviation sectors, with multiple layers of control and rigorous planning, because a single human error could cause disaster.
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