OpenAI and Anthropic staff should refuse to be cogs of ideology
RichardMCNgo · x · 2026-08-26
Richard Ngo argues that almost everyone working at OpenAI or Anthropic (except a dozen executives) should be viewed as cogs being turned by ideological forces. He states that when in proximity to such power, one's main moral duty is not to be a cog.
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