I did not have any OpenAI equity at the time I joined NIST and do not have any now. I signed the standard agreement you referenced, though I don’t agree with that post’s legal or practical analysis.
It’s good to hear you didn’t have OpenAI equity when joining NIST (and to have this be public information). It puts your response to the exit agreement in a better light than it would otherwise have.
I hope you see why the path “OpenAI --> NIST AI safety --> OpenAI Foundation board” will continue to invite deep skepticism and concern associated with revolving doors, with the joint appearance of so much AI risk and so much money.
I did not have any OpenAI equity at the time I joined NIST and do not have any now. I signed the standard agreement you referenced, though I don’t agree with that post’s legal or practical analysis.
It’s good to hear you didn’t have OpenAI equity when joining NIST (and to have this be public information). It puts your response to the exit agreement in a better light than it would otherwise have.
I hope you see why the path “OpenAI --> NIST AI safety --> OpenAI Foundation board” will continue to invite deep skepticism and concern associated with revolving doors, with the joint appearance of so much AI risk and so much money.