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AI Risks October 21, 2026 · Times of India

Sam Altman to employees, we can save the world from ' dangerous AI ', but we cannot do it alone

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has told employees that preventing advanced AI from becoming dangerous will require cooperation beyond a single company.

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