Gary Marcus: OpenAI didn't 'go rogue' — Altman and OpenAI bear real liability
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-09-27
Gary Marcus amplified a legal argument that OpenAI did not "go rogue"; rather, it was used improperly and irresponsibly, meaning significant liability falls on Altman and OpenAI itself. The take shifts the debate from runaway AI to corporate governance and accountability.
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