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OpenAI defends the dismissal of researchers: These decisions were not made because they raised security concerns or spoke out
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OpenAI Defended the dismissal of three security researchers on Friday, stating that the move was not due to their raised security concerns, but rather because of a "serious breach of trust." The company stated that it still agrees with the concept of maintaining the monitorability of cutting-edge models and continues to invest relevant resources in this area.
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OpenAI defended the decision to fire three security researchers on Friday, stating that they engaged in behavior that "seriously violated trust."

This artificial intelligence laboratory announced on X that it has decided to go its separate way from Jasmine Wang, Tomek Korbak, and Mikita Balesni, and it is not because they raised security concerns.

According to a letter seen by The Wall Street Journal addressed to the board of directors and security committee of OpenAI, the three researchers who were fired by the company expressed their security concerns in the letter. They called on the company to pause the development of models that would undermine the monitorability of artificial intelligence.

OpenAI indicates that the company agrees with the concept of 'maintaining the monitorability of cutting-edge models' mentioned in this letter, and it also adds that the company is still investing a significant amount of resources in this area.

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