OpenAI解雇了三名AI安全与对齐研究员：米基塔·巴莱斯尼、托梅克·科巴克和茉莉花·王。122024年10月2日，OpenAI发言人称调查确认这三名员工在既定公司程序之外不当处理敏感信息，构成"重大信任违约"。12OpenAI官方声明明确表示，"决定不是因为他们发表关于公司和AI安全顾虑的言论"。2
被解雇员工对此提出了异议。巴莱斯尼在社交媒体上发文称："我相信我们因优先考虑安全而不是OpenAI公司的近期利益而被解雇。"1科巴克曾多个月提出关于失去监控AI智能体能力的安全顾虑。1三人发表联合公开信要求公司提高透明度，指称此举引发公司员工对言论自由的恐惧，并担忧将有更多员工被同样方式推出公司。1OpenAI研究领导者回应称，"我们想要非常明确，这些决定与提出安全顾虑或发声无关"。1
此外，OpenAI表示正在与第三方安全评估者敲定合约，将在未来数周内宣布详情。1
OpenAI has dismissed three AI safety researchers—Jasmine Wang, Tomek Korbak, and Mikita Balesni—over violations of the company's sensitive information handling procedures, which OpenAI characterizes as a "serious breach of trust."2 The three researchers, however, contend they were terminated for prioritizing safety concerns over the company's near-term interests.1 On October 2, 2024, an OpenAI spokesperson stated that an investigation confirmed the three employees mishandled sensitive information outside established company procedures.1 The company has explicitly denied that the dismissals are connected to the employees raising safety concerns or speaking out.2
The fired researchers released a joint statement asserting that their terminations have created fear among OpenAI staff regarding freedom of expression and worry that more employees may be removed in similar fashion.1 Balesni wrote on X: "I believe we were fired for prioritizing safety over OpenAI's near-term interests."1 Korbak had raised safety concerns over several months regarding the company's diminishing ability to monitor AI agents.1 OpenAI's research leadership responded by stating: "We want to be very clear, these decisions are not about raising safety concerns or speaking up."1
OpenAI announced it is finalizing a contract with a third-party safety assessor and will disclose further details in the coming weeks.1
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