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Jasmine Wang votes For and says:
The message to everyone still at OpenAI is clear: raise concerns or work closely with outside safety groups, and you could be next, without being told why. You can’t build AGI safely if the people closest to the risks are afraid to speak.
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Jasmine Wang votes For and says:
Unless we change companies' default incentives, I worry about a race on AI R&D going much faster than is ideal for safety. International coordination via the government is necessary; we need to have a real slowdown option.
Unverifiable source (Jul 2026) -
Pausing AI at human-genius level to solve alignment is safer than either racing to superintelligence or halting entirely
115 opinionsJasmine Wang votes For and says:
Unless we change companies' default incentives, I worry about a race on AI R&D going much faster than is ideal for safety. International coordination via the government is necessary; we need to have a real slowdown option.
Unverifiable source (Jul 2026) -
Jasmine Wang votes For and says:
Unless we change companies' default incentives, I worry about a race on AI R&D going much faster than is ideal for safety. International coordination via the government is necessary; we need to have a real slowdown option.
AI Verified source (Jul 2026) -
Jasmine Wang votes For and says:
Unless we change companies' default incentives, I worry about a race on AI R&D going much faster than is ideal for safety. International coordination via the government is necessary; we need to have a real slowdown option.
Unverifiable source (Jul 2026) -
Governments and labs should build the capability for a global slowdown of frontier AI development in case it's needed
166 opinionsJasmine Wang votes For and says:
Unless we change companies' default incentives, I worry about a race on AI R&D going much faster than is ideal for safety. International coordination via the government is necessary; we need to have a real slowdown option.
Unverifiable source (Jul 2026)