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3 Fired OpenAI Employees Write Plea for Chain of Thought Monitoring to Be Preserved

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OpenAI fired them, but says it agrees with their recommendations.

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The researchers' letter focuses on the question of the text generated by AIs to describe their reasoning before acting.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The appeal was included in a letter sent to the newspaper on Wednesday. In response, a person in charge of the OpenAI research area stated that he agreed with the researchers' recommendations.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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OpenAI (AI) employees left the company and sent a letter to the company's board of directors requesting not to develop technology to weaken surveillance of artificial intelligence models, but to collaborate with external security agencies. The Wall Street Journal announced on the 7th (local time) that 3 employees of OpenAI who were recently fired were the company's board of directors and safety committee

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In response, an OpenAI Research Officer said that he fully agreed with their recommendations.

·Paris, France
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Dismissed for alleged leaks, three former OpenAI security researchers urge the company not to develop artificial intelligences with impenetrable reasoning for humans. A warning that revives the heated debates about the risks and transparency of the race at AI. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Three safety specialists licensed by OpenAI warn about the risks of developing artificial intelligence models whose behaviour would escape human control Three

·France
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Gizmodo broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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