Dorsey: AI Risk Lies in Control by a Few Companies
mtizard · x · 2026-07-13
Jack Dorsey believes the real risk isn't open-source AI, but rather a handful of CEOs deciding what the world can do with AI.
He criticized current AI platforms for普遍存在 issues like "requiring permission," "having rate limits," and "constrained outputs," arguing that this stifles creativity and entrepreneurial space. In contrast, open protocols are more durable and better enable people to create and build businesses without having to ask a company or CEO for permission.
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