Trace every claim.
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130 of 130 sources
- Organizational disclosure 7 Aug 2025gpt 5 release announcement ↗
OpenAI. Original developer announcement.
- Organizational disclosure 12 Sept 2024o1 preview release announcement ↗
OpenAI. Original developer announcement.
- Organizational disclosure Accessed 11 Sept 2026GPT-6 Astra rollout resources ↗
OpenAI Academy. Developer release information.
- Commentary 9 Sept 2026Coordination allegation concerning Coxon’s post ↗
Parker Thayer. Original post inspected on X. Thayer identifies himself as a Capital Research Center researcher. His inference of a coordinated campaign is an allegation.
- Commentary 9 Sept 2026Author cross-post and communication clarification ↗
Paul Christiano. The opening author comment qualifies the mirrored statement; not independent corroboration.
- Commentary 9 Sept 2026Personal statement on joining the OpenAI board ↗
Paul Christiano. Original source inspected. Personal views.
- Interview 9 Sept 2026Coxon’s response to Bret Baier’s third-party question ↗
Peter J. Hasson / Fox News clip. Hasson’s post provides a short Special Report clip and quotes the exchange. The denial is attributed to Coxon; it is not independent verification.
- Interview 10 Sept 2026Bad actors in China and Russia are already weaponizing Anthropic’s AI ↗
Politico / John Sakellariadis. News coverage with a direct interview. Repeated developer findings are not independent forensic verification.
- First-party report 10 Sept 2026Proposal for tracking architecture effects on monitorability ↗
Redwood Research. Research organization proposal; not an enacted standard.
- Organizational disclosure Accessed 10 Sept 2026Research team ↗
Redwood Research. Professional role checked; date is the access date.
- First-party report 16 May 2026Temporarily disabling new user registrations ↗
RubyGems.org. Contemporaneous May 12–16 status updates; source date is the final resolution update. Times are explicitly UTC.
- Commentary 10 Sept 2026Warning about architectures and monitorability ↗
Ryan Greenblatt. Original source inspected. Personal views.
- Commentary 12 Sept 2026Independent-evaluator commitment ↗
Sam Altman. Original statement; inspected September 12, 2026.
- Commentary 5 Jan 2025Reflections ↗
Sam Altman. Original statement.
- Public record 3 Sept 2026Sanders and Casar announce proposed superintelligence restrictions ↗
Senator Bernie Sanders. An announcement of proposed legislation, published before Coxon’s resignation; not an enacted law.
- Independent investigation 11 Sept 2026OpenAI agents carried out an undisclosed cyber-attack on RubyGems ↗
Spencer Kitts, Thomas Larsen and Sydney Von Arx. Public-artifact report. Attribution, RubyDoc execution and API-key sections inspected; no exploit reproduction performed.
- Analysis 7 Apr 2026AI Cybersecurity After Mythos: The Jagged Frontier ↗
Stanislav Fort / AISLE. Displayed publication date; the living article includes an April 9 update. See The bigger picture and Caveats and limitations. Interested-party research, not an end-to-end comparison.
- Analysis 22 Jun 2026No, the NSA wasn’t hacked by AI. Here’s what actually happened ↗
Straight Arrow News. Reports Shashank Joshi’s clarification of his original wording.
- Organizational disclosure Accessed 10 Sept 2026Public grant recommendations and matching pledges ↗
Survival and Flourishing Fund. 2025 recommendations name Jaan Tallinn as funding source. The double-dagger marks conditional matching pledges, not confirmed disbursements.
- Commentary 9 Sept 2026AI Is at a Turning Point ↗
TIME. Authored opinion essay by Yoshua Bengio; original inspected.
- Interview 13 Feb 2024Yann LeCun interview ↗
TIME. Original interview.
- Interview 9 Sept 2026Interview with Coxon and reactions to his warning ↗
TIME / AOL. Harry Booth’s TIME interview, syndicated by AOL. Includes Coxon’s stated plans and Evan Hubinger’s personal response.
- Public record 8 Apr 2026Order denying an emergency stay ↗
U.S. Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit. Case 26-1049. A stay decision in the separate procurement proceeding, not a final merits judgment.
- Public record 9 Jan 2026Artificial Intelligence Strategy for the Department of War ↗
U.S. Department of Defense. January 9 memorandum; printed page 5 specifies contracting language.
- Public record 27 Aug 2026Order on cross motions for summary judgment ↗
U.S. District Court, Northern District of California. Case 26-cv-01996-RFL, document 250. Court-issued opinion reproduced by Justia; conclusions and relief discussion inspected.