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OpenAI has declared 'Code Red' multiple times, according recent Bloomberg reporting. Investors are alarmed. But the concern is purely the result of a comms issue. Because there's a phrase for when you want an entire team focusing on one particular project that isn't 'Code Red' that doesn't turn into...

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