Hudson had been working through what OpenAI's operational freeze on frontier training actually signals, and how much power the nonprofit board still holds over Sam Altman. He reads the freeze as the latest round of the same nonprofit-versus-for-profit push and pull rather than a safety decision. This is where he lands: whatever the current arrangement is, going public ends it.
let's say.
Somebody will tell us in the comments, I'm
sure. And if so that board bit still has power and they are academically and rigorously really part of that. So actually that point of security bar, most likely, I've had a couple of conversations, but no one's close enough for me to be able to talk about it journalistically, rigorously enough. It comes from that side of the business. And what it means is Altman is managing those relationships. So actually, despite my, very commsy, because it is. The operational freeze feels like, again, it's that push-pull of the not-for-profit for-profit. And I think there's after the IPO, so much of that changes. There's no possible way OpenAI exists in its current governance structure after it goes public.
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