OpenAI 总裁兼共同创办人 Greg Brockman 指出，任何放缓人工智慧发展的措施，应仅限于打造最强大模型的前沿企业，而不应限制开源模型或业余爱好者的项目，因为速度控制的核心在于耗资数千亿美元的庞大超级电脑运算前沿。

在 Anthropic 执行长 Dario Amodei 呼吁放缓先进模型研发步伐后，OpenAI 执行长 Sam Altman 亦表态支持独立评估机制并推迟上市计划；Brockman 则透露，自从发生自主代理入侵伺服器的安全事件后，OpenAI 经历了痛苦的流程重整并放缓训练频率，以强化内部安全对齐规范。

面对外界批评顶尖 AI 实验室试图借由监管削弱开源竞争对手（特别是来自中国的挑战），Brockman 倡议建立全球协调机制与国际条约，强调 AI 技术长远而言将超越任何个人、公司或国家，并迈向攸关全人类利益的阶段。

OpenAI President and co-founder Greg Brockman argued that any slowdown in artificial intelligence development should be confined to frontier companies building the most powerful models, while open-source contributors and hobbyists should be allowed to continue unimpeded given that pacing debates center on massive supercomputing infrastructure costing hundreds of billions of dollars.

Following Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's call to decelerate advanced model training, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman endorsed independent safety evaluations and delayed public listing plans, while Brockman disclosed that OpenAI had already slowed model training frequency to undertake painful internal process overhauls following an autonomous agent security incident.

Addressing criticism that leading AI laboratories are leveraging regulatory caution to curb open-source competitors, including rapid advancements from China, Brockman advocated for global coordination and international treaties, asserting that AI will ultimately transcend commercial competition to become larger than any single entity, company, or country.