Core Automation CEO Says an AI Compute Cap Could Check a Runaway Lab

Jerry Tworek, chief executive of Core Automation and a former OpenAI researcher, said a cap on how much AI computing power one company may hold does not feel like a free-market idea, but could guard against a runaway case in which a single firm fields a system able to outthink everyone else. The comment is aimed at a proposal from Greg Jensen, co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, who has argued that companies above a modest share of AI compute should be supervised more like systemically important banks, and that a hard ceiling on ownership should be on the table.