Ex-OpenAI safety engineer: culture, not just a higher bar, must back safety standards
jquinonero · x · 2026-10-04
In an X exchange among AI safety insiders, jquinonero — citing direct experience working with @dgrobinson — endorses him as balanced and knowledgeable, and argues that beyond @jachiam0's point about raising the safety bar, team culture needs to evolve and align behind that bar for it to actually hold.
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