There are even more gems in the paper, like this one: > Suppose a leader pledges during a campaign to provide humanitarian aid to a stricken nation or the CEO

There are even more gems in the paper, like this one: > Suppose a leader pledges during a campaign to provide humanitarian aid to a stricken nation or the CEO of a company commits publicly to register its algorithms or guarantee its customers' data privacy. In both cases, the leader has issued a public statement before an audience who can hold them accountable if they fail to live up to their commitments. The political leader may be punished at the polls or subjected to a congressional investigation; the CEO may face disciplinary actions from the board of directors or reputational costs to the company's brand that can result in lost market share. I wonder if she had Sam Altman in mind while writing this.