Btw, I’m thinking of the OGI model as offering something of a dual veto structure—in order for something to proceed, it would have be favored by both the corporation and the host government (in contrast to an AGI Manhattan project, where it would just need to be favored by the government). So at least the potential may exist for there to be more checks and balances and oversight in the corporate case, especially in the versions that involve some sort of very soft nationalization.
Interesting, thanks.