OpenAI is experiencing internal turmoil as key safety executives, Ilya Sutskever and Jan Leike, resign.

Sutskever and Leike cite concerns about the company's prioritization of product development over safety and ethical considerations.

Leike emphasizes the need for a safety-first approach in AGI development, sparking discussions about OpenAI's priorities in AI safety.

Despite the resignations, OpenAI is proceeding with the launch of ChatGPT-4o and planning for ChatGPT Search and ChatGPT5.

Some engineers express concerns about the company's responsible AI development practices.

CEO Sam Altman acknowledges the criticisms and commits to addressing the concerns raised by Leike and Sutskever.

OpenAI appoints a new scientific lead for alignment work and dedicates multiple teams to AI safety.

Altman supports the creation of an international agency to regulate AI, showing OpenAI's efforts to address safety concerns.

The tech community continues to monitor developments and advocates for greater investment in AI security, social impact, and ethical considerations.