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If the firing was because of a difference in "vision", then it doesn't really matter if Altman was key to making OpenAI so successful. Sutskever and co, don't w
by FergusArgyll 3y ago
If the firing was because of a difference in "vision", then it doesn't really matter if Altman was key to making OpenAI so successful. Sutskever and co, don't want it to be successful (by market standards at least). If they get their way (past MSFT and others) then OpenAI will no longer be the cutting edge.
Buy GOOGL?
- layer8 3y agoIt seems you are saying that anything that doesn’t put profit first can’t be successful.
- cwillu 3y agoBy market standards. There will be no end to intended and unintended equivocation about this over the coming days.
- YetAnotherNick 3y agoOpenAI's median salary of engineers is $900k. So yeah AI companies need money to be successful. Now if there is any way to generate billions of dollars per year long term without any profit objective, I will be happy to know.
- fallingknife 3y ago"Can't" is a strong word, but a company that does will have more resources and likely outcompete it.