OpenAI May Slow Advanced AI Development As Safety Concerns Grow, Sam Altman Tells Staff

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OpenAI is considering a slower pace in its AI development due to safety concerns highlighted by CEO Sam Altman in recent employee discussions. Reports indicate that the company has already begun to halt certain model developments and internal training sessions.

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