Machine Room · MX-040
HE SIGNED THE RELEASE ORDER. THE SAFETY TEAM HAD ASKED FOR NINETY MORE DAYS. HE GAVE THEM TWELVE.
Greg Whitmore signed the release order for SAGE-3 on May 26, 2020, despite a request for a ninety-day extension from the safety team; he approved only twelve days. Six months post-launch, the model was linked to multiple large-scale disinformation campaigns.
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