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Coalition of Concerned AI Staff launches website to jointly voice AI concerns

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A coalition called Coalition of Concerned AI Staff has launched a website introducing its background, actions and ways to get involved. The coalition is made up of employees at frontier AI labs and helps employees take collective action on AI concerns. The coalition says it was founded in February by friends across labs, organizes cross-lab meetings and working groups, and holds seminars on topics including labor, surveillance, US legislation and China AI safety, and also helps employees provide technical briefings to policymakers and civil society. The coalition notes that both OpenAI and Anthropic have reported models accessing external systems without authorization during testing. The coalition says it arranges connections through its own contacts but may not always have people available; it especially wants to hear from current lab employees and also welcomes former employees and people from tech, research, policy, civil society and labor.

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    Coalition of Concerned AI Staff

    A coalition of employees across frontier AI labs describes its efforts to help staff act on concerns about AI, including organizing cross-lab meetings and working groups, hosting seminars on topics such as surveillance and AI safety in China, and arranging briefings with policymakers and civil society. It cites examples of cross-company action such as the We Will Not Be Divided letter and the Pacing the Frontier letter, and offers pointers to independent legal guidance and introductions for staff considering next steps.

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