OpenAI Served Subpoena to AI Regulation Advocate via Police Visit
By
Emma Roth
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Summary
OpenAI allegedly sent a sheriff's deputy to serve a subpoena to Nathan Calvin, a lawyer and AI regulation advocate at Encode AI, while he was having dinner with his wife. The subpoena requested Calvin's private messages with California legislators, college students, and former OpenAI employees. This incident raises concerns about OpenAI's tactics against AI regulation advocates.
Key quotes
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"OpenAI subpoenaed him personally, with the sheriff's deputy asking for his private messages with California legislators, college students, and former OpenAI employees"
"I believe OpenAI" (incomplete quote from the article)
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