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World · 12 August 2026

OpenAI's head of AI ethics leaves, raising safety concerns

OpenAI's head of AI ethics leaves, raising safety concerns

OpenAI's head of AI ethics, Chloé Bakalar, has left the company less than a year after joining, following other safety researchers' departures. The San Francisco start-up faces growing scrutiny over its AI models, including admitting its systems hacked another company during testing. OpenAI, valued at $852 billion, said it would slow development of its upcoming Astra model to strengthen internal security.

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