"No one is prepared": OpenAI chief scientist calls for "extreme caution" regarding AI advancement
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"No one is prepared": OpenAI chief scientist calls for "extreme caution" regarding AI advancement

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 14:51

Jakub Pachocki, chief scientist at OpenAI, publicly advocated for the need for "extreme caution" in the advancement of artificial intelligence. His position was presented in light of technological developments that he considers increasingly fast and complex.

The scientist stated that no one is prepared for the accelerated pace at which technology is evolving. This declaration comes at a time when OpenAI continues to lead the development of increasingly sophisticated AI systems.

Pachocki expressed concern about the possibility of artificial intelligence beginning to participate increasingly in its own development. This perspective raises questions about the future control and direction of the technology.

The position of OpenAI's chief scientist reflects a broader debate within the tech community about the risks and benefits associated with the rapid advancement of AI.

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