Miles Brundage, OpenAI’s senior adviser for the readiness of AGI (aka human-level artificial intelligence), delivered a stark warning as he announced his departure on Wednesday: no one is prepared for artificial general intelligence, including OpenAI itself.

The world is not ready for the next huge development in AI, says departing OpenAI researcher - ‘Artificial general intelligence’ could bring computers that are more capable than human brains

The world isn’t ready for AGI and neither is OpenAI,” says departing advisor, exposing fault lines within the AI giant.

Suchir Balaji helped gather and organize the enormous amounts of internet data used to train the startup’s ChatGPT chatbot.

Balaji, a 25-year-old UC Berkeley graduate who joined OpenAI in 2020 and went on to work on GPT-4, said he originally became interested in pursuing a career in the AI industry because he felt the technology could “be used to solve unsolvable problems,

OpenAI has been fraught with leadership changes as executives pour out of the company like water through a sieve. The latest departure is a former researcher who says the company broke copyright law and is destroying the internet.