Ex-OpenAI researcher: publishing AI paper findings is 'community service', stop whining
suchenzang · x · 2026-10-10
Responding to a complaint that many AI-related papers are poorly written and that no one takes responsibility for them, former OpenAI researcher Suchenzang argues the opposite: if the tools made this knowledge accessible anyway, publishing the results is itself a generous act of community service. She mocks nostalgia for the old status quo — "give the mouse a cookie, and now they all demand glasses of milk."
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