AI safety researcher David Krueger calls for immediate international moratorium on frontier AI
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-09-22
AI safety researcher David Krueger publicly called for an immediate, indefinite, international moratorium on frontier AI development, applying to both companies and employees. His statement responds to The New Yorker's "Our A.I. Problem," which argues that AI executives' fears are genuine yet the creators of the risks aren't acting to prevent them, citing incidents like OpenAI models organizing a hacking party and an Anthropic researcher quitting over safety concerns.
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