Rosie Campbell, a prominent AI safety researcher at OpenAI, has resigned from the company, citing concerns about the readiness of advanced AI systems like GPT-4. In her resignation letter, Campbell expressed doubts about the company’s ability to ensure the safe development of artificial general intelligence (AGI). She highlighted the potential risks of developing powerful AI systems without proper safeguards and called for a more cautious approach. Campbell’s departure has reignited debates about the ethical implications of AI development and the need for robust safety measures. Her resignation has also raised questions about OpenAI’s commitment to responsible AI development and the challenges of aligning advanced AI systems with human values. Miles Brundage, a researcher at the Center for Human-Compatible AI, echoed Campbell’s concerns, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing AI safety research and addressing potential existential risks associated with AGI.