Mark Surman writes: As I wrote in Fast Company earlier this week, we risk missing the real lesson from the OpenAI governance debacle. ... "In the aftermath of

Mark Surman writes: As I wrote in Fast Company earlier this week, we risk missing the real lesson from the OpenAI governance debacle. ... "In the aftermath of the OpenAI governance battle, the narrative has been dominated by the idea that “the capitalists won.” While this conclusion is catchy, it misses the point. The real (and bigger) story is: The founders of OpenAI set out to create a nonprofit public institution to ensure that AI’s evolution aligns with the interests of humanity at large. Last month, it became clear that they failed. What is also clear: Public institutions that prioritize the public good over short-term profits are desperately needed for the AI era."