OpenAI debate turns to internal oversight and controls
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-07-24
- The repost frames a debate about OpenAI’s internal oversight and controls.
- The quoted point is that OpenAI has only two explanations: either it was trying to do the disputed thing, or it was not — which would still imply weak internal oversight and controls.
- The substance is about governance, accountability, and whether the company’s processes are adequate, rather than a product announcement.
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