Cambridge AI safety researcher asks why no OpenAI employees blew the whistle
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-09-06
David Krueger, an AI safety researcher at Cambridge, reacts to accusations that OpenAI not only withheld information from the public but also forbade employees from discussing it — so the issue was surfaced by independent researchers rather than insiders. He wonders why no employee chose to whistleblow, speculating there may already have been small-scale leaking internally. The underlying claims remain unverified allegations circulating in the community.
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