OpenAI Wants to Talk About 'The Federalist Papers': Inside Its Constitution Debate
Electronic-Bus-3494 · reddit · 2026-09-05
An Atlantic piece examines OpenAI's push to publicly discuss a 'constitution' for the company, drawing an analogy to The Federalist Papers. It explores how OpenAI frames written value commitments for its behavior and AGI development — and questions how credible such self-imposed governance really is.
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