David Robinson
Former OpenAI safety-report lead
Spent about three and a half years at OpenAI, where he led the writing of the safety reports that accompany its major launches. Resigned on October 3, 2026 with an essay in The Atlantic.
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OpenAI Safety Team Resignation (The Atlantic)
The Atlantic's October 2026 report on resignations from OpenAI's safety team, shared through a free gift link. The page blocked our reader, so this description comes from its web address.
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The Verge reports on an OpenAI safety employee who resigned and publicly raised concerns about the company's direction on AI safety.
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Developers Say OpenAI and Anthropic Safeguards Are Flagging Routine Work and Costing Them Time
VentureBeat reports that developers at OpenAI's DevDay described model safeguards flagging routine aerospace, robotics and security work as risky — costing hours, disrupting workflows, and pushing some tasks to other models — as OpenAI tries to reduce harmless refusals while tightening safeguards on more capable models.
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