Former OpenAI Board Members Demand Stricter AI Regulation

Ex-board members argue that self-governance fails under profit pressures and call for government oversight to ensure AI safety.

Helen Toner and Tasha McCauley criticize CEO Sam Altman's leadership, citing a toxic culture and lack of safety protocols.
They argue that OpenAI's reliance on self-regulation is insufficient and poses significant risks.
Multiple senior leaders had expressed concerns about Altman's behavior and its impact on the company's governance.
The former board members highlight the need for robust external regulation to mitigate profit-driven decision-making.
They caution that poorly designed laws could hinder competition and innovation, urging careful policy development.