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The social media parallel Chris raises is one I lived. I was on the front lines of that era, helping establish non-exploitative practices for creators and educating brand and technical partners on how to scale responsibly while protecting the people generating value. The system was imperfect. But the alternative — no disclosure frameworks, no worker protections, no norms at all — would have been far worse.

What's different now is the stakes. AI doesn't just reshape commerce or communication; it reshapes cognition. The real risk is organizations adopting AI in ways that hollow out the very human judgment they'll need to evaluate it. That's why "broad access" can't be the whole answer. Access has to be paired with intentional design: frameworks that help people develop alongside AI, not just deploy it.

Resilience, as Chris frames it, is built through participation. I'd add that it also requires architecture.

The Prompt: Insights from OpenAI Global Affairs

9:14 AM

Our First-Generation In-House Chip

Jalapeño is our next step toward making AI more efficient and widely available

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The Prompt: Insights from OpenAI Global Affairs

Jun 10

The AI Lift for New Businesses

AI is making it easier to start and test out small firms

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Jeremy Erdman

Jun 13

I like the discussion around small business creation and how these tools close the gap around “I have an idea” to execution/launching. I wonder if a good proof point to explore in the future is examples or data on how OpenAI tools help the solo entrepreneurs stay in business and create a meaningful shift in the closure of new ventures.

It certainly could be something to eventually train business owners through the workshops or local in-community sessions.

The Prompt: Insights from OpenAI Global Affairs

Jun 3

Building A Stronger AI Safety Authority

CAISI has the makings of a world-first safety agency

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Humanity Redefined

Jun 21

OpenAI financials leaked - Sync #576

Plus: SpaceX acquires Cursor; GLM-5.2; DeepSeek raises $7.4B at a $50B+ valuation; Waymo recalls 4,000 cars; Midjourney pivots; a new CRISPR technique targeting cancer cells; and more!

Hello and welcome to Sync #576!

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Sheri Oz

This is an interesting and well-developed article. I agree that today's AI economics are heavily subsidized and that current pricing models may not survive unchanged.

What I am less convinced by is the assumption that present economics determine future viability. Amazon lost money for years. Uber lost money for years. Entire industries often look uneconomic while infrastructure is being built.

The question is not whether OpenAI is losing money today. It obviously is. The question is whether today's losses are evidence of a broken business model or simply the cost of building something whose economics we do not yet understand.

The Prompt: Insights from OpenAI Global Affairs

May 27

A Call for Strategic Compute Capacity

A strategic reserve for the AI Age

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Life in the Singularity

8:24 AM

GLM-5.2 Proves AI Comes for All Moats

Bye, Bye, OpenAI?

I don’t want to get a reputation for overreacting to every new model drop.

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Corporate waters.

Jun 21

The Mega-IPOs: SpaceX, Anthropic, OpenAI

The truth behind Mega-IPOs and their multiples.

Three giants are launching IPOs within a suspiciously short period of time.

Mikhail Shcheglov ∙ 2 LIKES

ByteByteGo Newsletter

Jun 3

How OpenAI Built Its Data Agent

GitLab Transcend is next week. Built for engineers. Free to attend. Don’t miss it. (Sponsored)

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Mitchell Kosowski

Jun 3

The "vanilla agent, rich foundation" framing is the part more teams need to hear. Everyone wants to copy the architecture but the real moat is the unified monorepo, annotated tables, and ranking retrieval by trusted queries rather than dumping every historical query in.

Cherian Joseph

17h

The fact that this architecture layer sits on top of an existing dw layer shows that ai will be just another layer to the whole system arch and not going to replace anything.. 'AI first' ideology is falling flat .

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ChatGPT for Education

Jun 2

The Edu Prompt by OpenAI Education

A field guide for learning, teaching, and building with AI.

Issue 1: June 2, 2026

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QUASAR

Jun 2

Useful resource.

But one thing education will eventually have to separate is:

Prompt quality ≠ learning quality.

A student can write an excellent prompt and still not understand the subject.

The next challenge is not only teaching students how to get better AI outputs.

It's helping them verify, explain, apply, and defend what they learned from those outputs.

That is where real understanding starts.

Jesse916

Jun 2

thank you i want more

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Last Week in AI

May 27

Last Week in AI #341 - Musk loses to OpenAI, Google's IO updates, OpenAI solves Erdős

Elon Musk Loses $150 Billion Suit Against OpenAI and Sam Altman, Google updates its Gemini app to take on ChatGPT and Claude at IO 2026, and more!

Anthropic did not call for a pause on AI

And neither did OpenAI.

Last week, the AI company Anthropic released a blog post titled “When AI builds itself”. This led to a media frenzy, with news outlets around the world publishing headlines that the company was urging a global pause on AI development, or calling for

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Helen Moore Powell

Jun 10

We want AI shut down completely

Susan Applegate

Jun 10

Thank you for this comprehensive view into the tactics of these AI companies. Here is where European nations can lead the world to reject AI Superintelligence development. Somebody's got to lead and the MAGA US is too enamored with raw power to place any controls on these companies. From your article I am much more aware of these companies' strategies for deflection, empty promises, faux concern while continuing on their one big mission.

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L'Ombre de l'Olivier

Jun 14

One IPO achieved, two flame outs likely

SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI

Note: as usual this post is probably too big for email, please read in the app or a browser

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BehaviorForecastsProbablyHard

Jun 15

Yeah.

A fundamental problem that AI marketeers have is that they must sell to the rest of the world, and that their internal hype makes challenges for them. They would have problems anyway, because the sort of apparent expertise and insular enthusiasm that they have been running on has lost good will in the broader perspective.

I think it is quite likely that OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs could be attempts to bust out, and could fail.

We may be going into a desert where opportunities for business on a speculative basis of Greta-Thunberg-style youthful certainty are concerned, for example. Which may be youthful certainty on my part, and entirely silly.

Dario has the problem that he tried to talk to the federal government without really understanding how the federal government thinks and acts.

Altman was not making that mistake, but in addition to his other problems is closely tied to Microsoft, and maybe almost everyone has an opinion on microsoft, windows 11, and the copilot push.

Belling the Cat

Jun 15

I'm thinking xAI will be spun off at some point, or else the plan is that orbital data centers will resolve the eternal fast/good/cheap conundrum while charging competitors an eye-watering and nose-bleeding premium. Right now it made sense to bundle and launch. Longer term, up or down, it may make sense to split. I'm neither AI-phile nor -phobe but the (shady) numbers, not to mention lack thereof, lead me to conclude we might be centuries and/or several paradigm shifts away from any commercially-viable LLMs.

Leading to: I coulda bought Tesla when it was around 24 but my dad and I talked ourselves out of it. We learned it was a battery R&D company paying for itself by making cars, were on the fence about the sensibility of that, and missed our moment. That is, xAI is not the thing but again, always, it's Mars. My hunch is that Elon isn't going to trust Mars to another guy's AI.

It's a long shot (lit.) but isn't that his sweet spot?

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Garimpo Criativo

Jun 23

#73 - Heineken, WWF, OpenAI e mais

Foco na curadoria

É assim que o Garimpo Criativo funciona:

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Product Growth

Jun 3

How to Use Codex Like an OpenAI PM | Abhi Muchhal, PM OpenAI (ex-Meta and Nubank)

How an international growth PM at OpenAI runs his entire workday inside Codex, from dashboards to daily automations to prototypes. PLUS: How to Break into OpenAI

Aakash Gupta ∙ 51 LIKES ∙ 3 RESTACKS

ZPF

Jun 8

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Chamath Palihapitiya

May 31

Anthropic Raises $65B at $965B, Passing OpenAI

A summary of the interesting content that I consumed this past week…

What I Read This Week: a summary of the content that I consumed this past week…

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Kwei Hormuz Chou MD, PhD, KKK

May 31

Sitting on my toilet and just took a big #Chamath. Dude, next article, can you tell us the art of how one moves from tech dork to trying to be cool? Once a tool, always a tool. What SPAQ are you going to pawn off on us or what pedophile grifter are you going to kiss up too to serve the interests of your big ass Indian nose. Who is uglier? You or eyeballs Patel?

Mischa van den Burg

May 31

Now the question is, as someone who only owns index funds but has been using AI for years , and came to the conclusion that Claude is far better than anything else, should I buy shares?

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Hidden Layer

Jun 18

Delete Doesn't Mean Deleted. Just Ask OpenAI.

A federal judge ordered OpenAI to preserve chats even after people erased them. What that means for everything you've typed into one.

Before grad school I worked at a trust and safety consultancy based in Europe, auditing platforms for compliance with laws like the Digital Services Act. The job taught me to read privacy policies the way a lawyer does, which mostly means scanning for the one sentence that quietly gives everything away. And I still tell Claude things I would not say out…

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Jeremy Philip Galen

Great post. Curious if you've got any thoughts on the business agreements signed by developers of 'wrappers' and the underlying AI models that power their products. Bound by exclusion clauses for training and validation, the foundation models still might be subject to the same deletion reversal as the direct consumer cases you cite, right?

Aurelion Research

May 26

Special Article: SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic IPOs

Analyzing upcoming IPOs, whether their valuations are attractive, and the implications for global markets.

This is not our typical article, but the subject was too interesting to pass up.

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Eduardo

May 30

Excellent analysis. For fundamental investors with a 5-to-10-year horizon, how should we weigh the opportunity set between US AI infrastructure and emerging market equities? Do you view AI as a centralizing force that further concentrates capital in the US or potentially as a catalyst that accelerates growth in regions like LatAm through localized adoption?"

Patrick

Jun 11

"In space, there are no cooling costs."

It's impossible to take someone who writes this seriously. In space there is no conductive or convective cooling, only radiative, which is is very inefficient, and it certainly is not free. Any investment in SpaceX is obviously a "greater fool" trade. Good luck.

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Partner Insight Newsletter

Jun 15

OpenAI vs Anthropic: The $250M Partner Race

Co-sell, certifications and partner-led deployments are moving from clouds to AI labs. Plus: token consumption is forecast to rise 24X — AI cost control is becoming a CFO problem.

Hi, it’s Roman Kirsanov from Partner Insight newsletter, where I deconstruct winning Cloud GTM strategies and the latest trends in marketplaces and partnerships.

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Mint Tech & AI

Jun 11

OpenAI Super App: Old wine, New bottle

The super app is the oldest trick in the technology playbook. OpenAI is staking its IPO valuation on AI to make it work.

OpenAI Inc. is said to be planning the biggest overhaul of ChatGPT since the chatbot burst onto the scene in November 2022. According to Financial Times, the company aims to transform ChatGPT into a “super app” that integrates AI agents, coding tools and third-party services.

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Cape Fear Advisors

Jun 18

Oracle just said a lot about OpenAI

What one filing says about NVIDIA and the entire AI buildout

On June 10, Oracle reported a record $638 billion in remaining performance obligations, and disclosed that $75 billion of it is hardware its customers prepaid for or supplied themselves. The largest contract behind that total, announced by both companies, is OpenAI’s: roughly $300 billion of compute, to run on NVIDIA’s chips, from a company that funds w…

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Lar Mul

Man, this reads like a psychological thriller! I can hear the clock ticking.

TAI Community

Jun 18

TAI Hackathon: Build with OpenAI [29 June]

Developer-focused hackathon & workshop with $80,000 credits in total prizes over 2 tracks

📅 Date: 29 June 2026

Ilya Kulyatin ∙ 1 LIKES

MTS

Jun 18

6/18: Medjourney

Also: is OpenAI back now?

It’s Thursday, monitors, and Gabriel is back in the Situation Room with us. GTA VI pre-orders will finally be starting next Thursday, so maybe we’ll actually get to play the game this year after all. As a Floridian, I look forward to seeing how accurate the map is.

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Don't Worry About the Vase

Jun 5

OpenAI Offers A New Policy Blueprint

Right after a new Executive Order seems like an excellent time to offer OpenAI’s new document: Democratic Governance of Frontier AI: A Blueprint For A Federal Framework.

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Gris moyen

Jun 5

Another risk I see is AI labs training their models to underperform in benchmarks that could cancel their release

Winston Smith

Jun 9

I agree with a lot of this, but the real question is still: who governs the governors?

AI governance sounds good in theory, but institutions are still made of people, incentives, politics, and power struggles.

What makes this piece especially interesting is that OpenAI is no longer talking like a startup. They're starting to sound more like a state-level actor. Thats probably the biggest shift here.

Good piece overall.

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The KBS Chronicle

Jun 17

The Hero of Character.AI Exits Google, Enters OpenAI

Noam Shazeer’s next act, and how the architect of artificial intimacy became the central character in his own drama of talent, memory, and the human hunger to be heard

A Difficult Decision

KBS Sidhu

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