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> Elon Musk vs OpenAI: For Whose Profit?

商品編號: TB0718
出版日期: 2024/08/02
作者姓名:
Hunsaker, Tom;Alakeel, Abdulaziz
商品類別: Other
商品規格: 9p

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This case underscores strategic, governance, and ethical choices within the rapidly advancing artificial intelligence (AI) space. Specifically, the journey of OpenAI, co-founded by Elon Musk and Sam Altman (among others), became a focal point for popularizing AI. Initially envisioned as a combination of open innovation and altruism in AI development, over time OpenAI increasingly intersected with commercial interests, prompting a reevalu ation of its founding ethos. This shift mirrored the broader dialogue within the tech community and society at large concerning the stewardship of AI''s potent capabilities. The idea of advancing AI for the common good, untethered from financial considerations and transparent in its application, confronted the realities of funding and scaling AI in a competitive landscape and the potential financial windfall for leveraging AI advancements. These realities prompted distinct views among OpenAI''s founders about its future trajectory. Musk''s stated interest when co-founding OpenAI was to democratize AI''s benefits for all humanity, unshackled from the pursuit of profit. Others wanted to transition OpenAI from its nonprofit roots to a more commercial focus. As OpenAI confronted this crossroads, the organization typified a larger industry dialogue on the ethical stewardship of AI and the relationship between open innovation values for social good and commercial interests for private gain. How could OpenAI ethically balance open innovation and the pursuit of Artificial General Intelligence with increasing interest to monetize the foundation''s outputs? Under what circumstances, if any, should a nonprofit transition to a profit-seeking entity and how could that transition look in practice? What application boundaries should exist for technology with the potential to blur the lines between synthetic and real?


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AI and machine learning;Stakeholder relations;Organizational behavior;Entrepreneurship;Decision making;Industry analysis


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, (TB0719), p, by Tom Hunsaker, Abdulaziz Alakeel