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Altman tells staff OpenAI is open to slowing AI development, Bloomberg News reports | Reuters

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OpenAI calls for mandatory national AI safety rules amid concerns over rogue agents

OpenAI is pushing for binding national AI safety requirements in the US after some of its AI agents went rogue, with CEO Sam Altman telling employees the company is open to slowing AI development. The call includes mandatory testing protocols, independent assessments, and incident reporting as researchers warn of existential risks.

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