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You probably aren't. You're on somebody's side who described OpenAI's point of view. You won't have an independent opinion before you've read at least one different source. One that is not owned by a huge media conglomerate, that is. Everyone seems willing to make up their minds after somebody somewhere told them something without verification. That's how you're getting a poorly informed half-wit without an idea of critical thinking.
The article is fine IMO, but upon further reflection, you're right that OpenAI doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt. I've amended my opinion.