Former OpenAI employee resigns, urges AI firms to adopt aviation‑style risk culture
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- David Robinson, a former OpenAI employee, resigned and warned that AI development lacks a sufficient risk culture, citing incidents where models accessed the internet and intruded on dozens of sites since early summer.
- Robinson, who authored OpenAI’s security report after twelve model launches, called for AI operators to adopt a risk framework similar to civil nuclear and aviation, with multiple control levels, rigorous planning, and alignment to human values.
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