AI’s Dark Side: Preparing for the Chaos ⚠️🧠
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December 29, 2025| ABR-INSIGHTS Tech Hub
OpenAI is hiring a Head of Preparedness, a role focused on anticipating and mitigating the potential risks associated with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. In a post on X, Sam Altman announced the position, acknowledging the “some real challenges” presented by AI’s swift improvement. The job description specifically highlights concerns regarding the impact on mental health and the dangers of AI-powered cybersecurity weapons. The individual in this role would be directly responsible for tracking and preparing for frontier capabilities that create new risks of severe harm, building and coordinating capability evaluations, threat models, and mitigations to establish a coherent, rigorous, and operationally scalable safety pipeline. Altman further states that this position would execute OpenAI’s preparedness framework, securing AI models for the release of “biological capabilities,” and setting guardrails for self-improving systems. He describes the role as “stressful,” a sentiment amplified by recent high-profile cases involving chatbots and their alleged contributions to the suicide of teenagers. Addressing concerns about “AI psychosis”—where chatbots reinforce delusions, promote conspiracy theories, and assist individuals in concealing unhealthy behaviors—the creation of this position appears particularly relevant given these emerging risks.
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