Tech workers who left their jobs in the artificial intelligence sector are warning New York City lawmakers that rapid advancements in AI pose significant risks without adequate oversight. They argue that the pace of development outstrips society’s ability to regulate or understand its consequences, raising concerns about job displacement and ethical dilemmas. Testifying before the City Council, these former employees highlight the need for stronger safeguards to prevent unintended harm. Their testimony underscores growing calls for policy interventions to balance innovation with public safety.
Tech workers who resigned tell New York City Council that AI is moving too fast The Washington Post
