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Achiam started at OpenAI as an intern in the summer of 2017, and became a full-time employee in December.
His job was safety research then. He is now the “chief futurist” at OpenAI, where he tries to think about side-effects of AI (such as social impacts, economic impacts, and consequences for national and international security). “It is my best attempt to have us fulfill the mission of OpenAI,” he says. The idea is to ensure AGI benefits everyone, he says. It’s “one of the highest and noblest callings we could possibly have.”
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About 200 people work on safety at OpenAI.
Kolter laid out OpenAI’s different safety groups: the safety systems team, which works on guardrails and evaluations; the preparedness team, which deals with OpenAI’s preparedness…
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Achiam started at OpenAI as an intern in the summer of 2017, and became a full-time employee in December.
His job was safety research then. He is now the “chief futurist” at OpenAI, where he tries to think about side-effects of AI (such as social impacts, economic impacts, and…
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Josh Achiam described what it was like to work at OpenAI in 2017.
He said when he joined, OpenAI was a team of about 50 people, and that it essentially felt like “an extension of a graduate student lab in a university” — a “collegiate, academic,…
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Achiam talked about the roles of Greg Brockman and Ilya Sutskever in OpenAI’s early days.
He said Brockman and Sutskever were the “main leaders,” and that Brockman was the “engineering workhorse that pushed to build scaled-up systems that would train the AI and make it…
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Ilya Sutskever would get up on tables to give speeches in the early days of OpenAI.
That’s according to Josh Achiam, currently the company’s chief futurist, who joined in 2017. He said Sutskever’s impassioned speeches would typically be about the…