#Controversial

AIMiles Brundage compares the phrase "Recursive self-improvement (and we'll figure out later what role humans play)" to Tesla's "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)". He says both are vague enough to satisfy critics while misleading about the actual goal.

AIA set theorist says OpenAI's preprint claiming the Partition Principle does not imply the Axiom of Choice is unclear, muddled, and oddly structured, with unexpected lemmas and weak references. He argues the work is hard to verify and that OpenAI's press release describes it as "progress" while media call it "solutions."

AIJoshua Achiam says OpenAI's comment on firing safety staff Jasmine, Tomek, and Mikita came late and lacked substance. He urges OpenAI to make its information-sharing policies explicit and to endorse mandated disclosure protections for staff who report through legal channels. He warns that ambiguity risks losing top safety talent.

AIWall Street is giving AI agents more of the work of interpreting market information, according to Fast Company. A bad source or missing context can spread into real-world decisions before anyone catches it.