OpenAI Billionaire Won’t Make Pledged $25 Million Donation To Pro-AI Super PAC After Backlash

OpenAI Billionaire Won’t Make Pledged $25 Million Donation To Pro-AI Super PAC After Backlash. OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman and his wife Anna had donated $25 million to the “Leading the Future” super PAC last year and had pledged to donate again this year.
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