tszzl Defends OpenAI Release Delays as Standard Governance Practice Since GPT-4
tszzl · x · 2026-08-08
Pushing back against complaints about OpenAI's release delays, tszzl clarified that this is not a new phenomenon. He noted that stretching back to the GPT-4 multimodal era, releases have frequently been delayed for weeks or months due to governance reasons. While acknowledging there are valid criticisms of the company, he believes internal safety and governance reviews should not be one of them.
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