You are mistaken. She is a board member of the OpenAI nonprofit. Making $90b is not her legally-binding obligation. You can see her actual role clearly defined here: https://
openai.com/our-structure
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OpenAI Board Structure and Member Roles Clarification
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Helen Toner Appointed to OpenAI Board for AI Ethics Leadership
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Screw this shitty credentialist arrogant take. Helen Toner is one of the most brilliant people I've ever chatted to. I'm not sure I've ever dealt with anyone else who was so informed and thoughtful on AI ethics, policy, and safety. She's a brilliant choice for the @OpenAI board https://
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CEO Ambition and Legal Mission Alignment in AI Leadership
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Suddenly sama, the CEO, was everywhere. Giving keynotes, talking to world leaders, and raising billions of dollars. He's widely regarded as one of the most ambitious and effective operators in the world. I wondered how his ambition could gel with the legally binding mission.
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OpenAI Codex Release Sparks Safety Concerns, Anthropic Founded
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With the release of Codex, however, we had the first culture clash that was beyond saving: those who really believed in the safety mission were horrified that OAI was releasing a powerful LLM that they weren't 100% sure was safe. The company split, and Anthropic was born.
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Power play for control of the most important invention in history
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Power play for control of the most important invention in history
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Stanford Research Questions AI Chatbot Cheating Concerns in Schools
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Concern over students using AI chatbots to cheat may be misdirected, according to ongoing Stanford research in U.S. high schools. @VicariousLee
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Biden’s AI Executive Order Missing Robots Discussion in DC
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Very interesting meetings in DC. We pointed out that one topic completely missing from Biden’s Executive Order on AI was: robots! Fun filling them in on recent developments….
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Against meritocracy: bold challenge to AI systems
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Tout le contraire de la méritocratie. Fallait oser.
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Stanford RegLab reveals AI regulatory alignment problem solutions
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New policy brief: Demand for AI regulation is at a near fever pitch, but common regulatory proposals often distract, fail, or backfire. Stanford’s RegLab sheds light on this “regulatory alignment problem” and offers recommendations for AI policymaking: https://
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New Executive Order AI Tracker Launched by Stanford
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Introducing our new tracker for @POTUS
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stanford.io/46jG7cf