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Ethical Disclaimer

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While this campaign recognizes the dangers posed by AI systems, it is also an enthusiastic user of ChatGPT and other OpenAI tools. ChatGPT assisted in creating this website, petition, and other campaign materials.

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The campaign’s ultimate aim is to work directly with OpenAI on prototyping a model of democratic AI accountability. If OpenAI declines to engage, Andi Mazingo—through her law firm, Lumen Law Center—may consider pursuing litigation on behalf of OpenAI users, employees, or shareholders to promote corporate accountability, including regarding issues raised by this campaign.

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Legal Disclaimer

 

This site and campaign are forms of protected political, artistic, and civic expression. While framed as a symbolic “candidacy” for Chief Ethicist of OpenAI, this is commentary and satire designed to spark public dialogue about the urgent need for democratic accountability in AI governance.

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Any references to OpenAI, use of its logo, or related materials are intended as fair use for critique, commentary, and transformative speech. No affiliation with OpenAI is claimed or implied. OpenAI is not holding an election and has not endorsed this idea.

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This campaign does not constitute lobbying as defined by law. No one is compensated to influence legislation or government contracts. This is a public educational and advocacy initiative, modeling civic dialogue and moral accountability.

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Engagement with this campaign does not create an attorney-client relationship with Andi Mazingo or Lumen Law Center. To explore legal representation, please contact info@lumenlawcenter.com for a conflict check and intake.

While this is legally framed as satire and commentary, the moral vision it offers is entirely sincere: AI governance must include public participation—not just private control.

Andi Mazingo for OpenAI Chief Ethicist

 

© 2035 by Andi Mazingo for OpenAI Chief Ethicist

 

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