Ex-OpenAI safety lead Miles Brundage pushes AI incident disclosure and transparency rules
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-16
Former OpenAI safety researcher Miles Brundage says he's "feeling OK" because the industry's lack of real control over frontier AI is now more widely understood — "but there's a lot to do and time is short."
He outlines two policy directions:
- Incident sharing requirements that inform the public and enable useful research and policy design.
- Transparency requirements, including full disclosure of a system's behavioral spec or "constitution."
It's a continuation of his post-OpenAI stance favoring institutionalized transparency and accountability for frontier AI developers.
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