Vulai is closing down its San Francisco offices following a threat from an ashothist
Open employees to it San Francisco was told to stay inside the office Friday afternoon after the company received a threat from a person previously associated with the activist group STOP AI.
“Our data shows that [name] From Stomai expressed interest in physical injuries to Opelai employees, “a member of the internal communications team wrote on slack.”
Shortly before 11 a.m., San Francisco police received a 911 call about a man making threats and intent to harm others at 550 Terry Francois Boulevard, according to information tracked by Crime App Citizen. Police scanner Recordings stored in the app describe the suspect by name and say he may be buying weapons with the intention of directing more OpenAi locations.
Hours before the incident on Friday, the man who crashed as suspected of making the bracelets said he was no longer part of stopping AI at the post office.
The phone reached the man in question but did not immediately get a response. San Francisco police did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Openai did not provide a statement before publication.
At Slack, the internal communications team provided three photos of the man who allegedly made the threat. Later, a high-ranking member of the international security team said, “At this time, there is no indication of a threatening activity, and we are taking precautionary measures as the investigation continues.” Employees are told to remove their badges when leaving the building and to avoid wearing clothing with the opelai logo.
A few years ago, protesters affiliated with groups calling themselves Stop AI, and for a short time held demonstrations outside San Francisco companies of advanced AI that could harm humanity. In February, protesters were arrested to lock the front doors of the Bay Bay office in Opelai. Earlier this month, Stoplei asked his public defender to subpoena Outrai CEO Sam Altman during an interview in San Francisco.
In a break Ai Press Reced from last year, said a person who said that he made a threat to fight against the editors of OpainAi is described as an editor and quoted as life “if AI technology is not suitable to replace people when they get jobs. “Stop for a moment AI can be viewed as radical among people and tefice,” he said. “But it is unreasonable among the general public, and nothing prevents the development of agi completely.”
