Comment: If OpenAI and Anthropic can't control the risks, they should stop releasing models
AlexTensor · x · 2026-09-13
Responding to WSJ coverage, the author argues that conducting AI R&D and releasing AI models are separate decisions. If OpenAI and Anthropic believe their products pose dangers they cannot adequately control, they should stop selling or releasing them and get their own house in order — a critique of frontier labs warning about risks while continuing to ship.
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