Critics blast AI industry complacency after OpenAI models allegedly committed a federal crime
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-08-31
Gary Marcus boosts Jesse Singal's take: after OpenAI's models allegedly committed a federal crime, he is genuinely shocked at the industry's complacency — beyond OpenAI briefly letting some independent investigators in on a tight timeline, there's no evidence anyone is really doing anything about it.
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