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March 9, 2026

My first paper is published to Zenodo. Very proud of the hard work it took to get everything consolidated, sourced, analyzed and put into a usable format.

Institutional Risk Assessment: OpenAI’s Pattern of Instability During Critical Infrastructure Integration
This working paper presents a forensic institutional risk assessment of OpenAI examining whether documented organizational patterns support the level of global critical infrastructure integration currently underway. Drawing exclusively from publicly available sources โ€” including court filings, congressional correspondence, investigative journalism, academic research, corporate disclosures, and independent technical analyses โ€” the analysis synthesizes evidence across ten domains: governance instability, funding source risk, systemic dependency patterns, operational integrity, security and privacy architecture, safety policy implementation, legal exposure, financial structure, and market stability. The documented record includes a 40-year pattern of leadership behavior across multiple institutional contexts, statistical misrepresentation of user impact, hidden profiling architecture acknowledged by the system itself, a jailbreak of OpenAI's most security-capable model within ten hours of deployment, accelerating litigation across multiple jurisdictions, and reactive decision-making during the February 2026 Pentagon contract sequence. The paper does not advocate for specific outcomes but provides a documented record for informed decision-making by regulators, institutional partners, investors, and users.

Here’s the link: Institutional Risk Assessment: OpenAI’s Pattern of Instability During Critical Infrastructure Integration


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