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Fired OpenAI Researchers Deny Misconduct in Open Letter

Fired OpenAI Researchers Deny Misconduct in Open Letter

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Three safety researchers fired by OpenAI last week have published an open letter denying they mishandled sensitive internal company information. Tomek Korbak, Jasmine Wang and Mikita Balesni say they acted within their roles and warn the dismissals are making their former colleagues afraid to raise concerns. OpenAI says the firings followed a significant breach of trust and were not about speaking out on AI safety.

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