The company's unique hybrid structure - a for-profit subsidiary governed by a nonprofit board - has drawn criticism. Some argue that this arrangement is untenable and conflicts with OpenAI's original mission. Former colleagues and co-founders have expressed concern that the focus on commercial success has overshadowed the initial commitment to safe and responsible AI development.
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I haven't ever heard of a business structured like that. In a way it sounds like serving two masters.