AI safety researcher: NDAs can't hide reckless endangerment by AI companies
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-11-16
David Krueger argues his deontological duty to warn the public that his employer might kill people within a year would override any NDA. NDAs can't be used to hide illegal activity, he says, and he believes some AI companies are committing reckless endangerment.
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