The list of AI insiders sounding the alarm on their own companies keeps growing

Last week, OpenAI safety leader David Robinson resigned from the company, becoming the latest to join what is, in his words , a “parade of former colleagues” who have left roles at AI companies amid concerns about the tech or its use. In a subsequent essay for The Atlantic , he said the “trial and error” approach favored by AI companies must end. Here’s a list of other AI researchers and employees who’ve made public warnings about their former employers.