[OpenAI Chief Scientist Warns of Rapid AI Development, Calls for 'Extreme Caution'] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on September 8, OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki warned that the rapid pace of artificial intelligence development is becoming increasingly difficult for humans to understand and control, stating that 'extreme caution is now needed.' He pointed out that AI models are already capable of operating computers, collaborating with humans and other AIs, and conducting research. In the near future, they may achieve 'recursive self-improvement' without human intervention. Pachocki expressed concern that humanity is unprepared for the potential consequences of machines' intelligence advancing at such a rapid pace. Developers have the ability to align AI more closely with human interests and can also slow down future development if necessary. He predicted and hoped that AI labs would 'voluntarily slow down' research and development until the industry establishes common safety standards. Currently, OpenAI has adopted a limited release approach for GPT-6 Astra due to its advanced cybersecurity capabilities.