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    OpenAI and Anthropic Staff Petition US to Pace AI Development

    Employees at OpenAI and Anthropic circulate petition urging US government to support pacing of frontier AI development.

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    OpenAI and Anthropic employees are circulating a petition that calls on the US government to back an international mechanism to deliberately pace frontier AI advancement and prevent the technology from advancing too fast. The effort draws on statements from company leaders about the possible need to slow progress. Reports indicate more than one thousand signatories across labs including Meta and Google. Commenters note related concerns over extinction risks, adversarial actors, and the challenges of self-regulation by labs developing the systems.

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    @AndrewCurran_OpenAl and Anthropic employees are circulating a petition calling for the US government to deliberately pace Al development in order to prevent it from advancing too quickly. This is very close to language Sam Altman used in a podcast interview this morning: 'We may have to pace the rate of AI development to give ourselves enough time for society to harden around these new capability levels.'66d
    @stevesiPlease government stop the very work I am doing. I seem unable to find the agency to get a different job and find an employer with whom I have a shared alignment. Help. We. Can't. Stop.66d
    @shiringhaffaryNEW: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind staff are circulating a letter asking the US government to support a mechanism that could help “deliberately pace” AI development if needed, bc of risks of the technology becoming out of control w/ @rachelmetz https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-07-28/openai-anthropic-staff-share-letter-asking-us-to-help-pace-ai-progress66d
    @altryneSo many letters, I'm loosing track66d
    @BlackHCGlad I was able to sign it 😊66d
    @tamaybesLetting governments set the pace of probably the most important technology seems like a terrible idea.66d
    @scaling01https://www.pacingthefrontier.com/66d
    @TaylorLorenzRT @ShakeelHashim: Big new open letter from AI company employees just dropped. “We request that the US government support an international…66d
    @micsolanaare we really doing another open letter66d
    @EthanJPerezRT @Hadas_Gold: Ok these are some big names on this open letter, calling on the US government to support governance tools to "deliberately…66d

    171 Sources

    @AndrewCurran_OpenAl and Anthropic employees are circulating a petition calling for the US government to deliberately pace Al development in order to prevent it from advancing too quickly. This is very close to language Sam Altman used in a podcast interview this morning: 'We may have to pace the rate of AI development to give ourselves enough time for society to harden around these new capability levels.'66d
    @stevesiPlease government stop the very work I am doing. I seem unable to find the agency to get a different job and find an employer with whom I have a shared alignment. Help. We. Can't. Stop.66d
    @shiringhaffaryNEW: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind staff are circulating a letter asking the US government to support a mechanism that could help “deliberately pace” AI development if needed, bc of risks of the technology becoming out of control w/ @rachelmetz https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-07-28/openai-anthropic-staff-share-letter-asking-us-to-help-pace-ai-progress66d
    @altryneSo many letters, I'm loosing track66d
    @BlackHCGlad I was able to sign it 😊66d
    @tamaybesLetting governments set the pace of probably the most important technology seems like a terrible idea.66d
    @scaling01https://www.pacingthefrontier.com/66d
    @TaylorLorenzRT @ShakeelHashim: Big new open letter from AI company employees just dropped. “We request that the US government support an international…66d
    @micsolanaare we really doing another open letter66d
    @EthanJPerezRT @Hadas_Gold: Ok these are some big names on this open letter, calling on the US government to support governance tools to "deliberately…66d

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