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OpenAI researcher Roon publicly stated that the alignment problem remains unsolved, that rushing at full speed toward recursive self-improvement (RSI) would be an unprecedented folly in world history, and argued that frontier research will soon need to be significantly slowed down.
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10/13/2026
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