- Published on May 18, 2023
- In Global Tech
OpenAI has Stopped Caring about Open AI Altogether
While Sam Altman’s address at the Congress is being discussed for regulating open source, the developer community is not happy with OpenAI anymore.
- By Mohit Pandey
Imagine building products and then asking the government to regulate other similar ones. OpenAI is asking the US Senate to do exactly that. During the Senate appearance, Sam Altman asked the government to form a new agency to regulate the industry, which includes both giving and revoking permits from companies. On the other hand, he believes that OpenAI’s technology, though can be risky, is going to remain under control, and thus should be audited differently.
“Regulation of AI is essential,” said Altman. OpenAI is probably just trying to shoo away the competition, just to earn some profits, pay off its investments, and not because it is actually scared of the technology. To achieve this, the company has taken sides with the government to restrict the ease of entry into the
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Mohit Pandey
Mohit writes about AI in simple, explainable, and often funny words. He's especially passionate about chatting with those building AI for Bharat, with the occasional detour into AGI.
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