Who is still saying that AI will be better than humans if this has happened?

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, was hacked in early 2023 and confidential information about the development of its AI technologies was stolen. A hacker gained access to an internal messaging forum where employees discussed the company's latest advancements.While the hacker did not breach the core systems housing OpenAI's AI models and training data, the incident raised significant security concerns within the company. Some employees, like Leopold Aschenbrenner, argued that OpenAI's security measures were inadequate to prevent foreign adversaries like China from accessing sensitive information.OpenAI executives informed employees and the board about the breach in April 2023 but chose not to disclose it publicly, believing the hacker was an individual unaffiliated with any government and that no customer data was compromised. However, the decision not to involve law enforcement was criticized by some.The hack highlighted internal disagreements at OpenAI over security risks and the potential for AI technologies to be stolen by foreign entities. While OpenAI maintains its current AI is not a major national security threat, the incident underscores the need for robust security measures as the technology rapidly advances