[OpenAI’s chief financial officer reassures the market: he is not worried that the development of cutting-edge artificial intelligence will slow down] September 16th, leaders of leading artificial intelligence companies jointly warned last weekend that the rapid development of artificial intelligence may endanger humanity, calling on companies in the industry to slow down the development of artificial intelligence and introduce regulatory agencies. But Sarah Friar, OpenAI’s chief financial officer, said recently that she is not worried about a slowdown in the development of cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Even if they stop developing now, AI development in other parts of the world will not stop. She also emphasized that even if technology development must slow down, OpenAI will decide its next steps based on strong return on investment. As CFO, she needs to make business decisions around this. OpenAI is exploring this frontier with a strong emphasis on security and coordination. Friar said she's not worried about AI agents using weapons of mass destruction to kill, but she said we do need to take security concerns seriously.