26-year-old Suchir Balaji had it all: brilliant AI researcher at OpenAI, helped build ChatGPT, Silicon Valley wunderkind. Until he discovered something that made him quit.
"If you believe what I believe, you have to leave the company," he told The New York Times. Three months later, he was found dead in his San Francisco apartment.
Through exclusive interviews, leaked documents, and testimony from former OpenAI insiders, we investigate Balaji's final months - and the explosive allegations he was preparing to reveal about AI's darkest secret: how it's really being trained.
Was it suicide, as officials claim? Or something more sinister? His mother says: "The ethics with which I raised him took his life today."
From copyright violations to corporate cover-ups, this isn't just another tech story. It's a warning about who really controls artificial intelligence - and what happens to those who speak up.