Bilal Chughtai, former AGI safety researcher at DeepMind, announced resignation citing rapid AI progress and unsolved alignment risks. He calls for slower development pace, more transparency, and coordination.
Chughtai's departure joins a wave of safety researcher exits from frontier labs (e.g., Josh Engels to METR), signaling internal concern about development velocity and alignment risks. His public warning amplifies ongoing debate about whether industry progress is outpacing safety measures and whether voluntary coordination suffices.
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Bilal Chughtai, former AGI safety researcher at DeepMind, announced resignation citing rapid AI progress and unsolved alignment risks. He calls for slower development pace, more transparency, and coordination.
Chughtai's departure joins a wave of safety researcher exits from frontier labs (e.g., Josh Engels to METR), signaling internal concern about development velocity and alignment risks. His public warning amplifies ongoing debate about whether industry progress is outpacing safety measures and whether voluntary coordination suffices.
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