Its almost always because of OpenAI like-situations. The CEO reports to a board, and the board is too narrowminded or risk averse to allow for the CEOs ideas.

Its almost always because of OpenAI like-situations. The CEO reports to a board, and the board is too narrowminded or risk averse to allow for the CEOs ideas. Its actually not very dissimilar from the public company vs private enterprise conflict paradigm: public rewards short term thinking while private rewards long term investment. Unless the board is composed of visionaries, entrepreneurs , or the CEO has a track record of cultivating enterprises, you are going to have a really hard time