Ex-Staffer Calls Out OpenAI's Misstep in Government Affairs
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-08-21
Miles Brundage agreed with a comment suggesting that while OpenAI has recently made welcomed moves on AI safety and government affairs moderation, a specific recent action is a step in the wrong direction. He reiterated that some staff are still spreading misinformation to policymakers.
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