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>>wavela+(OP)
Jan Leike has said he's leaving too https://twitter.com/janleike/status/1790603862132596961

>>ascorb+6C
There goes the so called superalignment:

Ilya

Jan Leike

William Saunders

Leopold Aschenbrenner

All gone

>>DalasN+BC
Resignations lead to more resignations....unless mgmt. can get on top of it and remedy it quickly, which rarely happens. I've seen it happen way too many times working 25 years in tech.

>>pcurve+MD
This might not be bad from the perspective of the remaining employees, it might be that the annoying people are leaving the room.

>>sk1100+dV
In my experience, good ones leave first, followed by those who enjoyed working with them and or ones who are not longer able to get work done.

>>pcurve+TP1
You need to think about OpenAI specifically - Ilya basically attempted a coup last year and failed, stayed in the company for months afterwards, according to rumours had limited contributions to the breakthroughs in research and was assigned to lead the most wishy-washy project of superalignment.

I’m not seeing “the good ones” leaving in this case.