Miles Brundage is an AI policy researcher and leads a non-profit called AVERI.
How media typically covers Miles Brundage
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“High-ranking AI safety advocate who felt he had little effective voice despite position in his organization.”
“Worked at OpenAI for six years and regrets helping spread iterative deployment idea which may have enabled AI harms.”
“A long-serving AI safety researcher at OpenAI who departed after more than six years to continue his work with fewer constraints, citing restrictive limits on published research.”
“Signed a public letter on AI safety and embedded evaluations.”
“Stated unwillingness to engage with journalists about specific details before METR report completion.”
“Miles Brundage, OpenAI's senior adviser for AGI readiness and Richard Ngo's boss, left the company in recent months to found a nonprofit.”
“Senior safety advisor who resigned after six years, stating neither OpenAI nor frontier labs are ready for AGI, and advocated for China cooperation on safety.”
“Quoted criticizing the White House's handling of the Anthropic situation, noting lack of domain expert involvement and arguing the decision seems like retaliation rather than policy.”