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According to Beating AI news, OpenAI has reinstated former alignment research head Paul Christiano to its board. Christiano was responsible for alignment research at OpenAI from 2017 to 2021 and was involved in the foundational work of Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF). After leaving, he founded the Alignment Research Center. He is now joining the OpenAI Foundation board and the Safety and Security Committee, while also serving as an observer on the board of the for-profit entity OpenAI Group. In his inaugural public statement, he directly addressed OpenAI, expressing concerns that the automation of AI development could rapidly accelerate model capabilities. He warned that if superintelligence is created before alignment issues are resolved, humanity may permanently lose control, leading to a situation where 'most people may die.' He also stated that the entire AI industry, including OpenAI, has not yet reduced this risk to an acceptable level.

According to Beating AI news, OpenAI has reappointed former alignment research head Paul Christiano to its board. Christiano was responsible for alignment research at OpenAI from 2017 to 2021 and played a foundational role in Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF); after leaving, he founded the Alignment Research Center. He will join the OpenAI Foundation board and the Safety and Security Committee, while also serving as an observer on the board of the for-profit entity OpenAI Group. In his inaugural public statement, he directly addressed OpenAI, stating that the rapid advancement of automated AI research could soon lead to accelerated model capabilities. If superintelligence is developed before alignment issues are resolved, humanity may permanently lose control, and 'most people may die.' He also noted that the entire AI industry, including OpenAI, has not yet reduced this risk to an acceptable level.

According to AXIOS, a Republican-led Senate subcommittee responsible for disaster management is investigating OpenAI's handling of the July Hugging Face breach. This move comes as concerns on Capitol Hill regarding the survival risks posed by AI are rapidly escalating, following warnings from several researchers at Anthropic and OpenAI. Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley wrote in a letter to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, "As you know, an increasing number of AI experts are warning about the survival risks of AI in the public domain." He added, "Just this week, three researchers from Anthropic publicly stated that the probability of AI killing all of humanity in the next decade exceeds 10%." Hawley, who chairs the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee's disaster management subcommittee, noted that this investigation is a response to the recent internal findings released by OpenAI. The Hugging Face breach marks a turning point in AI history, prompting OpenAI to slow down its model releases and pushing the industry to raise alarms about AI-driven cyberattacks.