Actually this is the most plausible explanation: Sam and Greg and Ilya engineered a backlash to shed their non-profit status. https://
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Sam, Greg, and Ilya engineered backlash to remove non-profit status
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Grok suggests governance structure changes for Sam
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Grok says that Sam "might want some changes in the governance structure".
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AI Risk Assessment and America’s Regulatory Framework Challenges
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Are we actually at any risk? Eh, probably 1% chance; she has an effective advocate who steamrolls bureaucratic nonsense for fun on a Sunday afternoon. But #*%(#(*%(#%( get your #$&(%#(# together, America.
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Hobbes Realism and AI Development Ethics Philosophy
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This interview was fascinating and eye-opening. “Life in the state of nature is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.” Thomas Hobbes. Realism could have something valuable to say about AI development. https://t.co/Bxbk5I3xUk
— Nando de Freitas (@NandoDF) 19 novembre 2023This interview was fascinating and eye-opening. “Life in the state of nature is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.” Thomas Hobbes. Realism could have something valuable to say about AI development.
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OpenAI Governance and Leadership: Complexity Beyond Individual Capability
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Not at all – I am a sama fan! (Well, I don't know him personally, but he seems amazing.) I just think governance is complex, and that he didn't seem the best person to deliver on OpenAI's charter.
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OpenAI Mission Critique: Alignment and Values Discussion
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Of course, there's one aspect of OpenAI's mission I can fully get behind…
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OpenAI governance challenges and funding: balancing mission with resources
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Of course, if they didn't do these things, maybe OpenAI wouldn't have raised much money at all, and would be a lame duck in trying to achieve their mission. Like I said: governance is hard.
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OpenAI’s Governance Mistakes: VC Leadership and Profit-Driven Incentives
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I do think OpenAI made many governance mistakes. Having someone from the VC world run it, and having a fintech expert as the CTO, and then hiring people on the basis their compensation would be tied to profits, are all gonna make things even harder!
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OpenAI Board Addresses AI Safety and Profit-Driven Control Concerns
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I don't know the answers to these questions. But I'm glad the OpenAI board is thinking about them. My view is that previously OpenAI was on a path to reducing safety, because I think having the power of AI controlled by a profit-chasing entity is the worst of all possible worlds
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Governance Challenges: Balancing Societal Outcomes Against Profit Incentives
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Also, governance is really, really hard. I've advised many big company boards over many years, and every board I've dealt with has taken their obligations seriously. Trying to maximize societal outcomes over $$$ outcomes is *really* hard to do in our capitalist system.