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Mira Murati Welcomes Ex-OpenAI Employee Neil Chowdhury to Thinking Machines to Focus on AI Safety and Alignment

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Former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati has welcomed Neil Chowdhury to Thinking Machines, where he will focus on AI safety and alignment. Chowdhury, formerly of Transluce AI and OpenAI, said he aims to develop systems that allow broader shared control as AI becomes more powerful, highlighting the company’s focus on responsible development.

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