Sam Altman argues that people outside AI labs should have a real say in how the technology develops and a clear way to judge whether it is happening safely. He says standards should prevent the concentration of power by ensuring new companies and open-model companies can compete, and should help countries and companies compare evidence and learn from failures. Altman states the US should lead this effort and links to an OpenAI proposal titled "Building Standards for the Next Phase of AI."

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BTC −2.9% same window

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Positioning · OPENAI

Open119 open positions · 100 long · 19 short

Tracked accounts lean long about 97% of the time, so a long-heavy book is normal, not a signal. As of 23 Sep 02:23 UTC.

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Crowding78th percentile · vs last 28 days, 50 typical
Pulse 24h78/100 · unusualness of new calls, 0–100, 50 typical, higher means more long than usual
Book97.3% long · 12,054 accounts

As of 23 Sep 02:00 UTC.

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