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    Questions over the reported firing of three OpenAI safety employees

    A commentator credits three employees with recent safety work and asks OpenAI to explain their reported firings.

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    A commentator says three employees were central to recent OpenAI safety efforts, including “pacing the frontier,” the METR-Redwood Hugging Face investigation and work toward a cross-lab monitorability standard. They say the employees pushed OpenAI to improve internally and defended it when they thought outside criticism was unfair. The commentator calls for an “ironclad case” explaining why OpenAI reportedly fired all three at once.

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    Sneha@SnehaRevanurWhen I think about the biggest OpenAI safety developments of the last few months, a few things come to mind: "pacing the frontier", the METR-Redwood Hugging Face investigation, and ongoing efforts to push a cross-lab monitorability standard. Jasmine, Tomek, and Mikita were central to literally every single one of those things. From what I can tell, they pushed their company to be better internally and defended their company when they thought external criticisms were unfair or overblown https://x.com/tomekkorbak/status/2100085857390846079?s=20. Their impact goes way beyond OpenAI alone https://x.com/j_asminewang/status/2082212153185153134?s=20v https://arxiv.org/pdf/2507.11473. I think the public + definitely all current OpenAI staff deserve an ironclad case for why the company had no choice but to fire these three vital safety employees in one go4h
    Seth Lazar@sethlazarRT @SnehaRevanur: When I think about the biggest OpenAI safety developments of the last few months, a few things come to mind: "pacing the…1h

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    Sneha@SnehaRevanurWhen I think about the biggest OpenAI safety developments of the last few months, a few things come to mind: "pacing the frontier", the METR-Redwood Hugging Face investigation, and ongoing efforts to push a cross-lab monitorability standard. Jasmine, Tomek, and Mikita were central to literally every single one of those things. From what I can tell, they pushed their company to be better internally and defended their company when they thought external criticisms were unfair or overblown https://x.com/tomekkorbak/status/2100085857390846079?s=20. Their impact goes way beyond OpenAI alone https://x.com/j_asminewang/status/2082212153185153134?s=20v https://arxiv.org/pdf/2507.11473. I think the public + definitely all current OpenAI staff deserve an ironclad case for why the company had no choice but to fire these three vital safety employees in one go4h
    Seth Lazar@sethlazarRT @SnehaRevanur: When I think about the biggest OpenAI safety developments of the last few months, a few things come to mind: "pacing the…1h