50 quitting frontier AI staff who speak out "might change history," safety advocates argue
Turn_Trout · x · 2026-10-09
AI safety group aisafetyaction urges frontier AI staff that they have a moral obligation to fix problems they helped create, listing concrete actions and inviting them to join former staff who publicly spoke out. Reposter EpistemicHope argues employees vastly underestimate how world-changing it would be if 15–50 of them quit and loudly called the companies' behavior reckless—"50 is not that many! But it might change history."
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