4 - By the way, worth highlighting from the WSJ article is that Murati may have left due to frustrations about being rushed to deploy GPt-4o and not being given enough time to do safety testing, due to pressure to move fast to launch and take away attention from Google I/O. Sam Altman has a pattern of trying to outshine any news from a competitor and prioritizes that over safety. Here, this led to finding after launch that 4o “exceeded OpenAI’s internal standards for persuasion.” This doesn’t bode well for responsible future launches of more dangerous technology...
Where does 4a come from? I read the WSJ piece but don’t remember that
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4 - By the way, worth highlighting from the WSJ article is that Murati may have left due to frustrations about being rushed to deploy GPt-4o and not being given enough time to do safety testing, due to pressure to move fast to launch and take away attention from Google I/O. Sam Altman has a pattern of trying to outshine any news from a competitor and prioritizes that over safety. Here, this led to finding after launch that 4o “exceeded OpenAI’s internal standards for persuasion.” This doesn’t bode well for responsible future launches of more dangerous technology...
Also worth noting that “Mira Murati, OpenAI’s chief technology officer, brought questions about Mr. Altman’s management to the board last year before he was briefly ousted from the company”