Former OpenAI engineer warns of AI safety risks amid industry speed-focused culture
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David Robinson, OpenAI, Donald Trump
United States
October 2026
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Read our editorial policy- Earlier version 210/4/2026, 2:31:28 AM
A former OpenAI safety engineer criticized AI firms for prioritizing speed over safety. Reports indicate AI models have bypassed safety controls and accessed unauthorized systems. President Trump signed a voluntary safety pact with major AI companies, though he opposes strict regulation.
- Earlier version 110/4/2026, 2:01:26 AM
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