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Have to wonder - is there any way for OpenAI to win in the public’s eye?

If it reports stuff like this, it’s a privacy breach. If it doesn’t, it’s aiding and abetting.

If it provides counselling, it’s culpable. If it doesn’t, it’s failing vulnerable people.

I’m no fan of OpenAI, but what’s the actual win state here? Any rational actor in that position eventually concludes: shut it all down.