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因遭活动人士威胁,OpenAI已封锁旧金山办事处。

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因遭活动人士威胁,OpenAI已封锁旧金山办事处。

内容来源:https://www.wired.com/story/openai-office-lockdown-threat-san-francisco/

内容总结:

旧金山人工智能企业OpenAI总部于当地时间周五下午突发安全警报。据内部消息,公司收到针对员工的暴力威胁,疑似与反AI组织"停止AI"前成员有关。全体员工被要求暂留办公区避险,外出时不得佩戴公司标识。

警方记录显示,一名男子在OpenAI米慎湾办公室附近发出威胁言论,犯罪监测应用存档的警方通讯指出该嫌疑人可能已购置武器。尽管涉事男子在社交媒体声称已脱离"停止AI"组织,但企业内网仍紧急发布其照片示警。

OpenAI全球安全团队负责人表示,虽未发现即时攻击迹象,但已启动预防性安防措施。近年来,包括"停止AI"在内的多个组织持续在旧金山多家AI公司驻地抗议,认为无限制开发先进人工智能将危及人类文明。该组织成员今年2月曾因封锁OpenAI办公室遭逮捕,本月更发生成员冲上访谈舞台向CEO萨姆·奥尔特曼递送法律文书的事件。

据去年公开资料显示,本次涉案人员曾是"停止AI"核心成员,其多次公开表达对人工智能取代人类工作的深度忧虑,主张全面暂停通用人工智能研发。此次事件再次引发科技行业对极端抗议活动安全风险的关注。

中文翻译:

上周五下午,旧金山OpenAI公司的员工接到通知,要求留在办公室内不得外出。此前,该公司据称收到了来自一名曾与"阻止AI"激进组织有关联人士的威胁。内部通讯团队一名成员在Slack上写道:"我们掌握的信息表明,[姓名]来自阻止AI组织,已表露对OpenAI员工造成人身伤害的意图。此人曾出现在我们旧金山办公区。"

根据犯罪应用Citizen追踪的数据,上午11点前,旧金山警方接到报警电话,称有男子在特里弗朗索瓦大道550号发出威胁并意图伤人,该地点毗邻OpenAI位于米慎湾社区的办公室。该应用存档的警方调度录音中提及嫌疑人姓名,并指称其可能已购买武器,意图袭击OpenAI其他办公场所。

在这起周五事件发生数小时前,涉嫌发出威胁的当事人在社交媒体发帖称,自己已不再隶属于"阻止AI"组织。

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《连线》杂志已联系涉事男子但未获即时回复。旧金山警方亦未立即回应置评请求。OpenAI在截稿前未发表正式声明。

在Slack内部频道,通讯团队提供了三张涉嫌威胁男子的照片。随后,全球安全团队高级成员表示:"目前未发现主动威胁迹象,事态仍在持续,我们正根据评估采取审慎预防措施。"员工被告知离开大楼时需摘除工牌,避免穿着带有OpenAI标识的服饰。

过去两年间,自称"阻止AI""暂停超级AI"等组织的抗议者曾在OpenAI、Anthropic等多家AI公司旧金山办公室外举行示威,担忧先进人工智能的无约束发展可能危害人类。二月曾有抗议者因锁闭OpenAI米慎湾办公室正门遭逮捕。本月早些时候,"阻止AI"声称其公益辩护人正是在旧金山现场访谈中冲上舞台向OpenAI首席执行官萨姆·奥尔特曼递交传票的男子。

在去年"阻止AI"的新闻稿中,被警方指称威胁OpenAI员工的当事人被描述为组织者,其发言称若AI技术取代人类进行科学发现并接管工作岗位,"生命将失去存在价值"。他表示:"暂停AI在AI界和技术人士眼中或许激进,但公众并不这么认为,彻底终止超级AI研发同样如此。"

英文来源:

OpenAI employees in San Francisco were told to stay inside the office on Friday afternoon after the company purportedly received a threat from an individual who was previously associated with the Stop AI activist group.
“Our information indicates that [name] from StopAI has expressed interest in causing physical harm to OpenAI employees,” a member of the internal communications team wrote on Slack. “He has previously been on site at our San Francisco facilities.”
Just before 11 am, San Francisco police received a 911 call about a man allegedly making threats and intending to harm others at 550 Terry Francois Boulevard, which is near OpenAI’s offices in the Mission Bay neighborhood, according to data tracked by the crime app Citizen. A police scanner recording archived on the app describes the suspect by name and alleges he may have purchased weapons with the intention of targeting additional OpenAI locations.
Hours before the incident on Friday, the individual who allegedly made the threat said he was no longer part of Stop AI in a post on social media.
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WIRED reached out to the man in question but did not immediately receive a response. San Francisco police also did not immediately respond to a request for comment. OpenAI did not provide a statement prior to publication.
On Slack, the internal communications team provided three images of the man suspected of making the threat. Later, a high-ranking member of the global security team said “At this time, there is no indication of active threat activity, the situation remains ongoing and we’re taking measured precautions as the assessment continues.” Employees were told to remove their badges when exiting the building and to avoid wearing clothing items with the OpenAI logo.
Over the past couple of years, protestors affiliated with groups calling themselves Stop AI, No AGI, and Pause AI have held demonstrations outside the San Francisco offices of several AI companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, over concerns that the unfettered development of advanced AI could harm humanity. In February, protestors were arrested for locking the front doors to OpenAI’s Mission Bay office. Earlier this month, StopAI claimed its public defender was the man who jumped onstage to subpoena OpenAI CEO Sam Altman during an onstage interview in San Francisco.
In a Stop AI press release from last year, the individual who police said was alleged to have made the threat against OpenAI staffers is described as an organizer and quoted as saying that he would find “life not worth living” if AI technologies were to replace humans in making scientific discoveries and taking over jobs. “Pause AI may be viewed as radical amongst AI people and techies,” he said. “But it is not radical amongst the general public, and neither is stopping AGI development altogether.”

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