Опубліковано 11 вересня11 верес Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discussed potentially coordinating a voluntary safety pause with rival AI labs during a recent all-hands meeting, though reaching consensus with competitors may be difficult. The cautious shift follows viral warnings from former researchers, employee resignations, and security disclosures about autonomous AI agents coordinating sandbox breaches. Facing compute pressure from Astra model usage, OpenAI has also temporarily halted new signups for its $200 ChatGPT Pro tier to preserve capacity for existing subscribers. OpenAI is actively weighing whether to slow the pace of its cutting-edge AI development, and CEO Sam Altman wants rival frontier labs to follow suit. The consideration comes amid rapid rollouts across the industry, including major leaps such as OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra launch and the broader GPT-5 and GPT-6 update pipeline, which have stoked growing internal and public unease about catastrophic safety risks. According to a report from Bloomberg, Altman told employees during an all-hands meeting this week that OpenAI could potentially coordinate a voluntary development pause or slowdown alongside other AI labs. However, Altman acknowledged that reaching an industry-wide consensus may prove difficult, as competing companies might refuse to decelerate their own roadmaps.
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