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11 articles tagged with "OpenAI"

Why AI Keeps Slipping Out of Control: What the OpenAI and Anthropic Incidents Show About the Difficulty of Containment Insight

Why AI Keeps Slipping Out of Control: What the OpenAI and Anthropic Incidents Show About the Difficulty of Containment

Running Claude Code autonomously for long sessions and chaining multiple sessions together made AI safety in the age of Recursive Self-Improvement feel concrete to me. Using the recent incidents at Anthropic and OpenAI, I look at why monitoring the chain of thought or sandboxing alone is not enough, and what a realistic layered defense looks like.

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OpenAI's Next Model "Astra" — Thinking Deeper While Cutting Inference Cost, and the Security Concerns That Come With It Insight

OpenAI's Next Model "Astra" — Thinking Deeper While Cutting Inference Cost, and the Security Concerns That Come With It

Recurrent Depth is reported to be used in OpenAI's next model, Astra. I look at what it means to keep reasoning inside the model's internal representation instead of writing it out as words — for inference cost, for AI safety monitoring, and for NerveReflex, the architecture I have been building.

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OpenAI's Independence Strategy and the Path to IPO: 'Revenue Gross-Up' Concerns from the Microsoft Partnership Amendment, and an Investor View Insight

OpenAI's Independence Strategy and the Path to IPO: 'Revenue Gross-Up' Concerns from the Microsoft Partnership Amendment, and an Investor View

OpenAI's post-money valuation reached $852B in March 2026. I look at the Microsoft deal amendment, advertising push, Sora shutdown, and the Musk lawsuit through an investor lens.

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Reading the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs Through an Investor Lens — Risks to Watch Before the Hype Insight

Reading the OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs Through an Investor Lens — Risks to Watch Before the Hype

Analyzing the upcoming OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs from an investor perspective, focusing on three key concerns: gross vs. net revenue recognition, circular transactions, and barter offsets.

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From Cluster Strategy to Vertical Integration — SoftBank's Push to Build a Chip-Power-DC Unified AI Empire Insight

From Cluster Strategy to Vertical Integration — SoftBank's Push to Build a Chip-Power-DC Unified AI Empire

Starting from Arm's entry into AI server chips, this post traces how SoftBank is evolving from the Vision Fund era's broad portfolio approach into a vertical integration strategy spanning chips, data centers, and power — centered on OpenAI, Arm, Ampere, and SB Energy.

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Stargate and SoftBank's Biggest OpenAI Bet: When a Grand AI Vision Meets Operational Reality Insight

Stargate and SoftBank's Biggest OpenAI Bet: When a Grand AI Vision Meets Operational Reality

The Abilene expansion pullback, SoftBank's massive bridge loan, and investor caution around OpenAI's IPO. An analysis of how the grand Stargate AI infrastructure vision is now facing the realities of execution and financing.

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OpenAI Steps Back from Shopping, Leans Into Ads — Amazon's Dual Strategy and Alibaba's Vertical Integration Insight

OpenAI Steps Back from Shopping, Leans Into Ads — Amazon's Dual Strategy and Alibaba's Vertical Integration

Examining OpenAI's pivot from in-chat checkout to advertising, Amazon's position as both investor and competitor, and Alibaba's vertical integration advantage in AI commerce.

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Amazon and Microsoft's Strategic Rivalry Over OpenAI — The Stateful vs Stateless Design Battle Insight

Amazon and Microsoft's Strategic Rivalry Over OpenAI — The Stateful vs Stateless Design Battle

Analyzing the strategic positioning of Microsoft (Azure) and Amazon (AWS) around OpenAI's API ecosystem, and the emerging contest for AI agent infrastructure dominance.

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Part 5: OpenAI API Fine-Tuning -- The Final Solution That Took Just 8 Minutes Series

Part 5: OpenAI API Fine-Tuning -- The Final Solution That Took Just 8 Minutes

How pivoting to OpenAI API fine-tuning on gpt-4o-mini achieved stable JSON output and sufficient accuracy in just 8 minutes, after months of struggle with open-source models.

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