[fragsworth]

At least this guy is being honest about the context:

> They are smart people. About that I have no doubt. But I’ve seen how they treat rules. I know what they think of ethics.

Also:

> I have never met Sam, and I have only met Greg a couple of times.

I'm just saying, breaking rules in business is not necessarily the same as being unethical. Especially financial/regulatory capture rules like it seems the author is complaining about.

Different things are at stake with AI, and I think we're all aligned.

[throwaway5959]

> I'm just saying, breaking rules in business is not necessarily the same as being unethical.

Can you explain this?

[_factor]

When a company has unreasonable deadlines set by outside entities, breaking rules is a necessary part of functioning.

[rnk]

Is filing reports as a nonprofit an example of unreasonable expectations from the us govt?

[throwaway5959]

To some, any expectations placed upon anyone (company or person) by the government is too much. Mostly people that haven’t progressed much after reading Rand in high school.

[zoklet-enjoyer]

I ran a small business and had to get a couple licenses from the state. It wasn't difficult but it sure was annoying.

[rnk]

I guess that implies you are at openai, maybe not? What does it mean that different things are at stake with ai and that "we are aligned"?