Critique labels OpenAI's superintelligence focus as public humiliation ritual

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A critical opinion piece posted on Bluesky targets OpenAI's focus on superintelligence. The author describes the company's pursuit as a 'humiliation ritual'. The commentary gained attention on Hacker News, where it was shared and discussed. The critique suggests the initiative is performative rather than substantive.

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