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Two Google DeepMind AI Researchers Resign Over Safety

September 16

Two researchers who worked on AI safety left their roles at Google DeepMind, stating that they departed over concerns that powerful systems could endanger humans. The two, Bilal Chughtai and Josh Engels, both o

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