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OpenAI safety leader David Robinson resigns and argues frontier AI can no longer rely on trial-and-error deployment

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Editorial illustration: OpenAI safety leader David Robinson resigns and argues frontier AI can no longer rely on trial-and-error deployment
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Former OpenAI safety leader David Robinson publicly confirmed his resignation on October 3 and argued that frontier AI labs rely too heavily on rapid iteration and fixing failures after deployment. Robinson, who worked on the Preparedness Framework and safety reports for major launches, called for safety practices closer to high-risk industries such as aviation and nuclear power and for more safety research before further capability scaling.

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OpenAI safety employee quits, says 'time for trial and error is over'
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Reuters · www.reuters.com
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Safety
Source month
2026-10

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