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Are Public Benefit Corporations Hiding From The Public – On Purpose?

Godspeed: good fortune; success (used as a wish to a person starting on a journey, a new venture, etc.) I had to laugh. Midway through my annual quest to locate benefit reports published by high-profile public benefit corporations (PBCs), I queried my friend (friend?) Claude the chatbot from Anthropic, asking

On Inspiration

Godspeed: good fortune; success (used as a wish to a person starting on a journey, a new venture, etc.). I started writing about an entirely different subject this morning, which suddenly splintered into three posts, two of which I'm pushing into the future because I'm inspired

A Wolf Dressed in PBC Clothing

I was preparing to write a story about why OpenAI shouldn’t be allowed to become a public benefit corporation when this week brought news that it had already transitioned to a PBC as part of its corporate restructuring from nonprofit to for-profit. For me (shaking his head), the heart

All AI, All the Time

All AI, all the time - or at least this week here at Godspeed as this issue and Thursday's are heavily influenced by my A.I. hallucinations. Well, sort of. Today, Andrew Kassoy lays out a plan in a New York Times Op-Ed for how OpenAI can successfully