Addy Crezee
sam altman is warning that ai could destabilize the economy if governments don’t act — and is proposing new rules to handle it
we read @OpenAI's policy document and found key risks for founders if these proposals go live:
1/ if your pitch is "replace 10 people with one agent" - your unit economics just got a policy risk. the cost advantage of automation is about to get taxed
2/ the era of AI profits staying inside cap tables is ending. If you're planning an exit or raise - future policy will change how returns get distributed. not hypothetical anymore
3/ your product's job impact is no longer a PR talking point - it's a measurable policy input. governments will track it and investors will ask about it
4/ if governments push AI toward utility pricing - just wrapping an API isn't a business anymore. Your margins depend on someone else's pricing, and that pricing is now a policy target heading down. you need something that's actually yours.
5/ if you're building with the most advanced AI models - expect new rules, new costs, and governments watching a lot closer.
