I don't have a firm opinion on the OpenAI firings yet, because I don't know what information the employees shared or whom they shared it with. Generally, though, existing law protects California whistleblowers from being fired for blowing the whistle only when they disclose information to the government or law enforcement, or internally within their company--not when they disclose information to private third parties or the press. Here, it seems like the disclosures were to external AI safety…