Larry Summers, who more and more thinks 'ChatGPT is coming for the cognitive class,' just joined OpenAI's board to seal Sam Altman's triumphant comeback

The former Treasury Secretary told Bloomberg months ago that “the people who write articles and their friends” are more at risk from tech this time around. Read More

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Larry Summers, who more and more thinks ‘ChatGPT is coming for the cognitive class,’ just joined OpenAI’s board to seal Sam Altman’s triumphant comeback

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