Anthropic is currently the most concerned with AI safety, especially after many safety researchers left OpenAI due to concerns about its direction.

There are opposing views on AI safety: one advocating for open-source transparency to empower users, while the other emphasizes the risks of powerful AI in the wrong hands.

OpenAI was initially focused on developing superintelligence safely, but over time, safety became less of a priority as they shifted towards becoming a for-profit company.

While I don't regret my contributions to AI, I am concerned about the negative consequences it may lead to, and I believe we should focus on developing it safely rather than trying to halt its progress.

I feel a duty to talk about the risks of AI, especially considering the potential for human extinction.

The stakes are higher when AI has access to sensitive information and systems, making safety a critical concern.

In a recent exchange with an OpenAI representative, it became clear that no one had previously challenged their practices, highlighting a culture where high-integrity individuals might leave if asked to engage in unethical actions.

The challenge of AI containment is unprecedented, and we must prioritize safety and ethical considerations in its development.

The founding spirit of OpenAI is focused on solving the safety problem associated with AGI, emphasizing that the greatest minds cannot solve it in isolation; they need to engage with reality and see how technology plays out in practice.