AI should not be steered by a handful of companies, the post argues
ctjlewis · x · 2026-07-28
The post argues that letting a small group decide AI’s future is dangerous and suggests an alternative: a nonprofit organization led by the best scientists, with a mission to benefit all of humanity rather than shareholders.
It frames open collaboration as the answer to concerns about gatekeeping around open-weight models and who gets to use powerful AI.
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