The New Yorker
6 mentions across all digests
American magazine that published an investigation documenting OpenAI's history of publicly backing AI regulation while privately suppressing safety bills.
Elon Musk Boosts New Yorker’s Sam Altman Exposé on X as Trial Begins
Musk leverages his X platform to amplify a New Yorker investigation into OpenAI's Sam Altman just as his lawsuit against the company enters jury trial, conflating media amplification with litigation strategy.
Ronan Farrow on Sam Altman’s ‘unconstrained’ relationship with the truth
Ronan Farrow's 17,000-word New Yorker investigation documents a pattern of misleading statements by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, drawing on previously unrevealed details from an internal WilmerHale probe.
Your article about AI doesn’t need AI art
The New Yorker integrates generative AI into professional editorial illustration via a human-directed mixed-media workflow, signaling mainstream media adoption of AI tooling while raising questions about artistic labor displacement.
Fear and loathing at OpenAI
The New Yorker questions whether Sam Altman's reinstatement at OpenAI represents the right leadership model for an AI company with transformative ambitions.
OpenAI made economic proposals — here’s what DC thinks of them
OpenAI proposed automation taxes and a public wealth fund to DC while being simultaneously exposed for privately suppressing safety bills—a credibility blow that left policymakers skeptical of the company's follow-through.