Gary Marcus Decodes Altman: AI 'Pacing' Means Going as Fast as You Can Without Getting Sued
Gary Marcus · rss · 2026-09-15
Gary Marcus dissects Sam Altman's pre-Salesforce-debate post, arguing his 'pacing' framing translates to: move as fast as possible without jail time or lawsuits, and anything reducing regulatory uncertainty helps the IPO. He also flags Musk's quote of the year about a 10% annihilation chance and IPO allocations.
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