Open AI fires three employees who allegedly shared info with an external AI safety group
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "'Looks Like They're Firing Whistleblowers': Alarm as OpenAI Reportedly Ousts Safety Exper...". The center frames it as "OpenAI Fires Researchers for Allegedly Sharing Information with AI Safety Group".
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