There are no doubt plenty quibbles with the specifics. The biggest for me is that the board of directors can overrule any decisions made by Leadership. That's

There are no doubt plenty quibbles with the specifics. The biggest for me is that the board of directors can overrule any decisions made by Leadership. That's no different to typical corporate governance, but we're not talking about typical corporate business here. I applaud them for publishing the framework, and I do get the sense there are some people - senior people - at OpenAI who are genuinely concerned about the risk, and motivated to manage it to the best of their ability. But, as the recent debacle with Altman proved, if there's tension between safety and monetary gain, the latter will win. Microsoft has invested a ton here, and will want return. Those of us who've been in the tech world long enough remember the last time MS had a dominant stranglehold on a technology market, and the result wasn't pretty.