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OpenAI’s new safety hire says losing control of AI would be ‘catastrophic’ and that ‘most people could die’ – Business Insider

Posted on September 10, 2026 By Malcolm Knoll No Comments on OpenAI’s new safety hire says losing control of AI would be ‘catastrophic’ and that ‘most people could die’ – Business Insider

OpenAI’s new safety hire warns on AI loss of control

OpenAI’s new safety hire states that losing control of AI would be "catastrophic" and that "most people could die". This warning was shared in an interview with Business Insider.

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