Open AI's former researcher Suchir Balaji's family has dismissed the findings of the final autopsy report after the San Francisco County Medical Examiner gave a report that he died by suicide. San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott stated that there was not enough evidence to establish that Balaji was murdered. His mother, Poornima Ramarao, junked the report and said the family had sent a hair sample found in the apartment for testing. Balaji was found dead after he accused OpenAI of breaching copyright law in an interview with the New York Times.
"We received the autopsy report last Friday. Our counsel and we disagree with their decision,” Balaji’s mother Poornima Ramarao wrote on X.
“There are tons of inconsistencies in their decision. Underlying assumptions are not supporting the facts in reports. We continue our investigation. We have sent the hair found in apartment for testing. We are fighting for justice and not back up."
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In a post from February 15, Ramarao claimed that the San Francisco Police Department had provided false information.
"SFPD wrote inaccurate information in the Autopsy and the police report," she wrote. “They have never retrieved CCTV footage from the leasing office. We need reports from the police. We are only requesting a transparent...
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