OpenAI has disbanded its AGI Readiness team, which focused on preparing for artificial general intelligence. This decision was announced by Miles Brundage, a senior advisor, who also confirmed his departure from the company. Brundage expressed a desire for more independence in his work, indicating that he wants to influence AI development from outside the organization.
Brundage's concerns reflect a broader sentiment within OpenAI regarding the readiness of both the company and the world for AGI. The dissolution of the team comes at a challenging time for OpenAI, which is experiencing significant leadership turnover. This instability raises questions about the company's direction, especially following its controversial shift to a for-profit model.
• OpenAI's AGI Readiness team has been dissolved amid leadership changes.
• Miles Brundage's departure highlights concerns about AGI readiness within OpenAI.
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