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With public opinion—and a slew of presidential hopefuls—beating back A.I.’s “no rules” agenda, the lobbyist armies of Andreessen Horowitz and OpenAI are suddenly supporting safeguards they rejected just a year ago.
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On Wednesday, OpenAI C.E.O. Sam Altman was back in D.C., taking meetings with White House officials and lawmakers of both parties. As usual, he was there to hype the industry’s safety policies and the rapid progression of frontier models, and to offer his wisdom on various cybersecurity challenges—all with the subtext of persuading Washington not to strangle his company in red tape.
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