Former OpenAI employees and leading artificial intelligence experts are joining forces to oppose the ChatGPT maker’s transition to a for-profit company over concerns about the dangers of the advancing technology.
Leading academics Geoffrey Hinton, Margaret Mitchell and Stuart Russell, as well as 10 former OpenAI staffers, are the latest figures to urge US authorities to block the start-up’s proposed switch from a non-profit structure to a public benefit corporation (PBC).
In a joint letter submitted to the California and Delaware attorneys-general on Tuesday night, the group opposed the move while echoing the concerns of Elon Musk, who is fighting a legal battle in an effort to stop the conversion.
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