tf is this?

https://www.reuters.com/technology/openai-chief-goes-before-us-congress-propose-licenses-building-ai-2023-05-16/

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If it was so necessary why didn’t OpenAI voluntarily demonstrate in public safety controls and processes for AI development standards 2 years ago when they saw how powerful their models were getting?

I don’t disagree, but regulation/licenses/etc isn’t going to impede Google or China in the slightest 

This style of regulatory capture always hurts startups, individuals, and OSS the most. 

In an era where the power of individuals is starting to outstrip massive teams, this is exactly how I’d kneecap them 😫

I have an opinion here.

Because Google and China are going to build dangerous models. Wilingly or unwillingly. By giving up his lead he would've tipped them off and lost his ability to steer the direction.

I don't know Sam's motives. But he clearly WANTs to be a key shaper of the industry. Maybe it's just ego.