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Jeffrey Ladish says he does not trust OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published October 11, 2026 · Diary of a CEO · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
Jeffrey Ladish says he does not trust OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
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AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish

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"I tweeted that I don't trust Sam Alman. I think he's deeply untrustworthy, low in integrity, and high in power seeeking."

Asked about a past post, Jeffrey Ladish says he tweeted that he does not trust OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman, describing him as “deeply untrustworthy” and “low in integrity”. He says this view is based on impressions from people he says he knows who were on OpenAI’s board and from people who previously worked with Altman.

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AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
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