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Bringing in a top safety researcher as superintelligence stakes rise shows OpenAI is staffing up for the risks its own leaders describe as immense.
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I am very grateful Aleksander accepted our request to come take this on; the safety and security challenges in front of us as we confront superintelligence are immense, and he has an excellent set of skills to work on this.Read original on X
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