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OpenAI struggles to escape its non-profit chains

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• constantcrying 1y ago
  To be honest this is an extremely hilarious situation. This is also an application of "pre commitment", in lesswrong terms. Binding yourself to a certain behavior, while you still could make a different decision. As seen in this example it doesn't work, well, unless the government may be enforcing your pre commitment.
  • theahura 1y ago
    Generally I like precommitment, even without the government enforcement. It keeps people honest. For most people, the shame of being called out is enough to have the precommitment have some effect (For OpenAI, with billions of dollars on the line, you probably need a bit more than just social pressure)