Should we be worried about OpenAI?
2024-10-25 · 53 min · 10 entities
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A year ago, we saw a stand-off between OpenAI's non-profit board and its leader, Sam Altman. Since then, the board has been reshuffled, Altman has consolidated power, and under his leadership, some strange things have happened. If AI might change the world, and OpenAI is leading the field -- how worried should we be? We check in with tech reporter Casey Newton of the newsletter Platformer and the podcast Hard Fork.
Listen to our previous OpenAI episode ( https://pjvogt.substack.com/p/who-should-be-in-charge-of-ai )
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