Given that OpenAI possesses some of the most powerful AI tools available, the fact that so many insiders have jumped ship over safety concerns should give every one of us pause. OpenAI has also dismantledreplaced many safety teams and replaced them with ineffective, rubber-stamp committees. It's is apparent that AI is developing at breakneck speed and that we needmust to think long and hard about keeping us safe from it.
No one has better insight into AI safety than the industry leader in AI. BeingAs the first company to launch mass-market AI products, theyOpenAI havehas had the time and experience required to fine-tune theirits products and keep up with concerns in the real world. Instead of focusing on sci-fi dreams of a hypothetical superintelligent system, OpenAI remains committed to keeping us safe in the real world.
There's a 50% chance that the first general AI system will be devised, tested, and publicly announced by June 10, 2032, according to the Metaculus prediction community.
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