Just as Luca Guadagnino’s new film about the creation of OpenAI premiered at the New York Film Festival, Vanity Fair ran a cover of CEO Sam Altman posed like an explorer facing the next frontier. It’s a generous reading that feels especially jarring as we watch the strings of Altman’s influence shape the world around...
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