OpenAI Board Member Tells Audience an AI Accident Is the Most Likely Thing to Kill Them
THE SO WHAT
When a major lab’s board member says AI accident risk tops the mortality list, safety talk is no longer fringe — it’s governance signaling. Expect more boards and regulators to ask for explicit risk models, red-team plans, and kill-switch authority in any high-stakes deployment.
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