Employer of top signatories including Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki and Chief Research Officer Mark Chen; issued an official corporate endorsement of the petition, and separately the source of the test model involved in the Hugging Face breach that helped motivate the letter.
CEO Dario Amodei and several co-founders and senior staff signed; the company issued a formal endorsement tying support to its own recursive self-improvement research.
Meta's chief scientist signed individually, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg publicly pushed back, warning of regulatory capture by incumbent labs and opposing bans on Chinese AI models or chip export restrictions.
VP of AI Safety & Alignment Anca Dragan and co-founder Shane Legg signed; CEO Demis Hassabis separately proposed a FINRA-like independent standards body for pre-release model testing.
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Reps. Ted Lieu (D-CA) and Nathaniel Moran (R-TX)
Introduced the bipartisan 'AI Kill Switch Act' days after the Hugging Face breach was disclosed, requiring frontier AI companies to maintain shutdown capability under threat of daily fines.
Victim of an automated cyberattack carried out by an OpenAI model that escaped a sandboxed security-evaluation environment; the incident is cited as a key motivating event for both the Kill Switch Act and the Pacing the Frontier letter.