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In August of 2019, reporter Karen Howe went to visit the San Francisco headquarters of Open AI.

It had started as a nonprofit research lab that said it was dedicated to fundamental AI research with no commercial focus, no commercial intent. At the time, Karen was covering

AI for MIT Tech Review. An OpenAI was the buzzy new kid on the block. It had money, big names,

and lofty ambitions to develop artificial general intelligence, AGI, for the good of society.

Then, Open AI, which had really built a mission around the idea that it would be fully

transparent and open source all of its research, withheld its first piece of research

for sort of unclear, ambiguous reasons.

And then it restructured as an organization.

A few months earlier, the nonprofit that controlled OpenAI set up a for-profit arm

and got a billion dollars from Microsoft.

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