Remember that depicting their software as out of control is part of their marketing - our software is extremely powerful, our organization is very cutting edge.
And with these radical, disruptive narratives they are getting people accustomed to the organization doing radical, disruptive things. It removes social and political constraints on their power.
They control it very well when they want to - especially when they want to invest resources. Their software isn't doing things that destroy their company. Has it hacked into OpenAI executives' and partners' personal data yet, and exposed it to the world? Blackmailed them? (Maybe that will be an upcoming move.)
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Remember that depicting their software as out of control is part of their marketing - our software is extremely powerful, our organization is very cutting edge.
And with these radical, disruptive narratives they are getting people accustomed to the organization doing radical, disruptive things. It removes social and political constraints on their power.
They control it very well when they want to - especially when they want to invest resources. Their software isn't doing things that destroy their company. Has it hacked into OpenAI executives' and partners' personal data yet, and exposed it to the world? Blackmailed them? (Maybe that will be an upcoming move.)