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Morgan Dwyer

Head of policy development and operations, OpenAI

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  • Head of policy development and operations, OpenAIsource

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“None of these levels is remotely acceptable. We should not train models that we cannot make an extremely strong case that we can keep under human control.”
Big Tech Execs Asked: Is There A Chance AI Can Escape Human Control And Cause 'Catastrophic Harm?'Forbes Breaking News, October 5, 2026 (said). Speaking as: AI company staff. As quoted by the source, not their own text. Dwyer, OpenAI, answering Menin's request that each company quantify worst-case catastrophic risk; Dwyer had first said not knowing the odds and that the exact percentage does not matter.
“OpenAI worked with other companies on the New York RAISE Act, and we do support the New York RAISE Act, which passed”
Big Tech Execs Asked: Is There A Chance AI Can Escape Human Control And Cause 'Catastrophic Harm?'Forbes Breaking News, October 5, 2026 (said). Speaking as: AI company staff. As quoted by the source, not their own text. Dwyer, OpenAI, replying when Council Member Christopher Marte raised the dispute over OpenAI's position on the RAISE Act; amNY notes Dwyer did not say OpenAI had supported the original version.

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    Big Tech Execs Asked: Is There A Chance AI Can Escape Human Control And Cause 'Catastrophic Harm?'

    Forbes Breaking News posted clips of the New York City Council's 5 October 2026 hearing, where Google, Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic representatives testified under oath. Titles and descriptions say the questions covered catastrophic harm, the RAISE Act, legal liability, hospitals, cyber defense, self-generating code, privacy breaches, ICE and children's AI addiction. amNY reports none gave a risk figure.