To provide a different perspective: this was caught, acknowledged as a problem, rolled back quickly, and written up in a post-mortem. Given that nothing can be

To provide a different perspective: this was caught, acknowledged as a problem, rolled back quickly, and written up in a post-mortem. Given that nothing can be done perfectly, this seems like the best way OpenAI could have handled it. What if building AI is like airplanes: everybody's afraid of it, so the industry gets really good at rolling lessons into the product and the end result is actually fine?