David Robinson

In one month, two other researchers left their positions denouncing the risks surrounding AI: Jacob Coxon, who moved from OpenAI to its rival Anthropic, quit in September accusing both companies of "playing with our lives," and David Robinson resigned from OpenAI last week, blaming it for an insufficient risk culture. #IA #Transparence #OpenAI (translated)

"not to open the way to a disaster" David Robinson, former security expert at OpenAI, accuses the existence of a culture of calculated risks for the civil nuclear industry or for aviation, so that a human error "does not open the way to a disaster." #inteligențaartificială #reglementare #SUAUEChina (translated)

"The future depends on an insight that Silicon Valley lacks. An insight into how to handle dangerous technology and, on a more fundamental level, an insight into what it means to care about people." The latest in the series, David Robinson, who until recently worked on safety at Open AI, realizes this and begins his article in The Atlantic by stating that he has become something of a cliché. #AI #Teknikrisker #OpenAI (translated)

Robinson, who was responsible for the security of the company's most advanced systems, pointed out a problem that goes well beyond a few insufficient protocols or a rule to correct: it concerns the very culture in which these technologies are developed. #IntelligenzaArtificiale #Sicurezza #Leadership (translated)

I join the parade of former colleagues, both from OpenAI and from other leading companies in the sector, who have decided that the current path is unacceptable. Robinson has explained his reasons in an open letter published in The Atlantic and, although he may not be as catastrophic as Coxon, he denounces that the current path of the industry is “unacceptable.” #IA #Tecnología #OpenAI (translated)

"I left Open AI because its organizational culture doesn't work." David Robinson, who led the transparency efforts in Open AI's safety team, explains his decision in an essay for The Atlantic titled "I left Open AI because its organizational culture doesn't work." #изкуственинтелект #безопасност #OpenAI (translated)

I agree with other employees who have recently left that companies developing this technology are not nearly cautious enough. However, I believe we need to look deeper than individual rules or new laws. We must talk about culture. Robinson, who led the preparation of safety reports accompanying the releases of new models, wrote in his resignation essay that a fundamental cultural change is needed in leading companies in the field of artificial intelligence. #umetnaInteligenca #varnost #tehnologija (translated)

"I agree with the recently departed colleagues that companies developing technology are far from being careful enough. But I believe we need to dig deeper than specific rules or new laws. We need to talk about the entire culture." David Robinson advocated for two security changes. #MesterségesIntelligencia #Biztonság #TechnológiaiFejlesztés (translated)

“I agree with other employees who recently left that companies creating this technology do not exercise even remotely adequate caution. However, I believe we need to look deeper than just specific regulations or new legal frameworks. We need to talk about the organizational culture.” David Robinson explained his decision to resign in a piece published in “The Atlantic” titled “I Left OpenAI Because the Company’s Organizational Culture Is Broken.” #SztucznaInteligencja #Bezpieczeństwo #OpenAI (translated)

"An environment where things like this can happen is not a place to develop artificial intelligences that could become smarter than us and may not do what we expect from them." According to David Robinson, who claims to have written the security report for OpenAI during twelve different model launches, the incidents reported by the group since the beginning of the summer reflect a culture of approximation. #OpenAI #IntelligenceArtificielle #SécuritéIA (translated)

"An environment in which things like this can happen is not a place to develop artificial intelligences that could become smarter than us and that might not do what we expect of them" For David Robinson, who claims to have drafted OpenAI's safety report during twelve different model launches, the incidents reported by the group since the beginning of the summer reflect a culture of approximation. #IA #OpenAI #sécurité (translated)