Departures and Disagreements at Open AI Regarding AI System Control and Safety

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The chapter delves into recent departures at Open AI, highlighting conflicts in philosophy on AI system control, safety, and team dynamics. Concerns are raised about prioritization and the impact on product development.

Russia and China are deadlocked over a deal to build a gas pipeline connecting the two countries, far-right parties in Europe are gaining ground with younger voters, technical trouble could hamper Tesla’s upcoming shareholder election, and disagreement at OpenAI over safety and leadership has led to top level resignations.

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