OpenAI's Fault Lines: Cracks in a Groundbreaking “Capped-Profit” Organization

Drew Collins-Burke ([email protected]) is a recent summa cum laude Honors College graduate with previous work for a Brookings-affiliated institution and multi-year contributions as a research assistant to a Carnegie Fellow. He is interested in AI policy, political polarization, men's issues, and loves to hike, play tennis, and listen to classic albums.

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Scholars' Bank (University of Oregon)
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2025-02-20
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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OpenAI's Fault Lines: Cracks in a Groundbreaking “Capped-Profit” Organization

Drew Collins-Burke
Scholars' Bank (University of Oregon)
Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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OpenAI's Fault Lines: Cracks in a Groundbreaking “Capped-Profit” Organization

Drew Collins-Burke
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Drew Collins-Burke ([email protected]) is a recent summa cum laude Honors College graduate with previous work for a Brookings-affiliated institution and multi-year contributions as a research assistant to a Carnegie Fellow. He is interested in AI policy, political polarization, men's issues, and loves to hike, play tennis, and listen to classic albums.

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