sjgadler clashes with Boris: OpenAI's chief scientist sees AI risk differently
sjgadler · x · 2026-09-10
Responding publicly to Boris Cherny, sjgadler argues that OpenAI's chief scientist holds a rather different view on AI risk. While hoping society finds a way forward, he contends that raising concerns is precisely how we get there, given the currently too-large risk of failure — a notable public exchange inside the AI community.
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