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      <title>OpenAI safety-reports lead quits, says company's culture is 'broken'</title>
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      <description>David Robinson, who led OpenAI's per-launch safety reports, resigned this week and writes in The Atlantic that the industry's 'perpetual sprint' culture guarantees failures that grow with model capability.</description>
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