OpenAI-Mitarbeiter kündigt mit der Begründung, dass die Wirtschaftsforschung des Unternehmens in die KI-Befürwortung übergeht | Vier mit der Situation vertraute Quellen behaupten, OpenAI zögere, Forschungsergebnisse zu den negativen Auswirkungen von KI zu veröffentlichen. Das Unternehmen gibt an, nur den Umfang des Wirtschaftsforschungsteams erweitert zu haben.

„OpenAI has allegedly become more guarded about publishing research that highlights the potentially negative impact that AI could have on the economy, four people familiar with the matter tell WIRED.

The perceived pullback has contributed to the departure of at least two employees on OpenAI’s economic research team in recent months, according to the same four people, who spoke to WIRED on the condition of anonymity.

While companies often highlight research that benefits them, today’s leading AI labs are given an unusual level of authority to self-report the risks and capabilities of the technology they’re racing to deploy. Silicon Valley leaders have mounted [$100 million lobbying campaigns](https://archive.ph/o/6ayJG/https://www.wired.com/story/alex-bores-andreessen-horowitz-super-pac-ai-regulation-new-york/) to keep it this way, fighting against proposed state-level AI regulations that could constrain the industry.“