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Jeffrey Ladish
Ancien employé d’Anthropic, parti parce qu’il estimait qu’une véritable surveillance publique du développement de l’IA était nécessaire, et qui dit que les humains seront sur le chemin de ces systèmes et qu’ils trouveront comment nous en écarter.
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- sept. 2026 – aujourd’huiEmployee, AnthropicLeft Anthropic because, in his words, actual government oversight of AI development was needed. No source read for this entry attests a title, a team, a start date or an end date: frominside.ai names his employer and lists him under “Past employees”, and the date carried here is the earliest attestation of the role rather than a start. The project that filmed him is run by Palisade Research; no page read here states what he does now.Source →
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29 sept. 2026 · Entretien · frominside.ai
I left Anthropic because it seemed like we needed actual government oversight of AI development.
Employee, Anthropic à l’époque
From the same interview, at 0:50. The first person on this register to give government oversight as the reason for leaving a frontier lab, rather than a specific decision or a broken commitment.
29 sept. 2026 · Entretien · frominside.ai
Humans will be in the way of these systems, and they will figure out how to move us out of the way in order to get what they want.
Employee, Anthropic à l’époque
From his filmed interview for frominside.ai, a Palisade Research project of interviews with current and former frontier-lab employees, at 4:55, answering the project's question “Why would an AI want to hurt people?”. Date is the day the project was published and Reuters reported it; the day of filming is not stated.