Researchers are getting tired of OpenAI gatekeeping its breakthroughs
THE SO WHAT
Tension between OpenAI’s selective disclosure and the broader research community is pushing a forked ecosystem—closed frontier labs versus open, slower-but-shared science. If your roadmap depends on external breakthroughs, you need a dual-track strategy: partner where access is gated and invest in in-house or open alternatives where you can’t wait.
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