Altman Named AI's Compute-Monopoly Endgame; No Watchdog Exists to Stop It
Sam Altman AI governance scenarios: the OpenAI CEO privately outlined three endgames for advanced AI, including a compute-monopoly scenario in which one company's self-improving AI could disable all rival infrastructure. None of the SIF charter, the White House Accord, or the proposed SAFA self-regulator was designed to stop it.
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