Chris Lehane on AI labs should conduct risk assessments…

Chris Lehane

OpenAI chief global affairs officer

We have strengthened monitoring, alignment, and security safeguards across the model-development lifecycle, including stronger isolation for frontier research workloads, expanded monitoring of model behavior during tool-enabled training and evaluations, and clearer rules for when to escalate concerns. For Astra, we also introduced universal monitoring of full trajectories, including chains of thought, and a mandatory alignment-evaluation gate before broader internal deployment.

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Chris Lehane, “The AI policy window is open. We need to act.” OpenAI, September 9, 2026. The article identifies Lehane as OpenAI’s Chief Global Affairs Officer and states that, for Astra, OpenAI introduced a mandatory alignment-evaluation gate before broader internal deployment.

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AI labs should conduct risk assessments before high-stakes internal deployment of frontier models

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