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Mia Glaese

Vice President of Research at OpenAI.

The hardest problems won’t be solved by any one organisation working in isolation—we need independent teams testing different assumptions and approaches.

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Mia Glaese, quoted in “OpenAI and Microsoft join UK’s international coalition to safeguard AI development,” GOV.UK, February 19, 2026.

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Governments should fund open-source AI safety tools and red-teaming infrastructure as public goods.

As AI systems become more capable and more autonomous, alignment has to keep pace. The hardest problems won’t be solved by any one organisation working in isolation—we need independent teams testing different assumptions and approaches.

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