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A former OpenAI board member dropped a bombshell allegation about CEO Sam Altman and the company’s ethics. But this isn’t the first time employees have expressed safety concerns about the company. We’ll explain. Plus, a new rule aims to protect buy now, pay later users. And, how college sports might finally get recognized as a multibillion-dollar business.

Here’s everything we talked about today:

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• \u201cThe Golden Triangle: How the CHIPS Act is changing one Arizona neighborhood\u201d from Marketplace
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• “What really went down at OpenAI and the future of regulation w/ Helen Toner” from The TED AI Show
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• \u201cFormer OpenAI board member explains why they fired Sam Altman\u201d from The Verge
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• \u201cCommissioner Sankey: \u2018There’s no better time to be a student-athlete\u2019\u201d from SEC Sports
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• \u201cWhat to know about House v. NCAA settlement and a historic day for college sports\u201d from The New York Times
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• \u201cKlarna CEO on CFPB declaration: Wise to put regulations around this\u201d from CNBC
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• \u201cCFPB Takes Action to Ensure Consumers Can Dispute Charges and Obtain Refunds on Buy Now, Pay Later Loans\u201d from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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• \u201cBuy now, pay later debt grows but is hidden from credit bureaus\u201d from Marketplace
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Join us tomorrow for Economics on Tap! The\xa0YouTube livestream\xa0starts at 3:30 p.m. Pacific time, 6:30 p.m. Eastern. We\u2019ll have news, drinks and play a round of Half Full/Half Empty.