A year ago Sam Altman went on a tour with regulators with the purpose of inserting fear and calling for regulations...he literally marketed this as a tool that could end the world, he wanted this. The big losers of this regulation will be startups and he knows this very well.

A year ago Sam Altman went on a tour with regulators with the purpose of inserting fear and calling for regulations...he literally marketed this as a tool that could end the world, he wanted this. The big losers of this regulation will be startups and he knows this very well.

https://x.com/AndrewCurran_/status/1815730280235401452

I'm writing something about exactly that right now 

Just like Pineapples and Pizza, or communism and reality, regulation and innovation are two ends that don't meet. For meaningful progress to occur, for those "zero to one" leaps that redefine industries and create immense value, we need spaces free of regulation. This isn't just theory – it's a pattern we've seen play out time and time again.

Whole book written about this:

https://www.amazon.com/Regulatory-Hacking-Playbook-Evan-Burfield-ebook/dp/B078GBFZ73

Altman reminds me of a villain who was good until he gained power.