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    Activist occupies OpenAI office calling to halt frontier models

    Day 14 of occupation at OpenAI's NYC office demanding an AI treaty.

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    In a post on X, @canadabirdie states they are on day 14 of occupying OpenAI's NYC office. The stated goal is to continue until Sam Altman calls for an AI treaty. The poster also claims a need to stop frontier model development to prevent deaths. The tweet notes meeting a hedge fund contact who offered tips for attention and speaking with an NPR journalist. An attached photo shows a young man with curly blond hair wearing a black t-shirt reading STOP THE AI seated on a sidewalk.

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    @matthewktrompDay 14 of occupying OpenAI's NYC office until Sam Altman calls for an AI treaty - met someone from a hedge fund who gave me some tips for getting more attention - spoke to an NPR journalist Good day

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    @matthewktrompDay 14 of occupying OpenAI's NYC office until Sam Altman calls for an AI treaty - met someone from a hedge fund who gave me some tips for getting more attention - spoke to an NPR journalist Good day