After OpenAI Cyberattack, What’s Next for A.I. Safety?

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Ajeya Cotra, an A.I. safety researcher, talks about how the industry should work to mitigate risks of the technology.

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2026-09-08 18:26 · New York Times AI
After OpenAI Cyberattack, What’s Next for A.I. Safety?

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