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This is a really good point. If a non profit whose board you sit on releases a product that competes with a product from the corporation you manage, how do you
by svnt 3y ago
This is a really good point. If a non profit whose board you sit on releases a product that competes with a product from the corporation you manage, how do you manage that conflict of interest? Seems he should have stepped down.
- loeber 3y agoYeah, I just wrote about this as well on my substack. There were two significant conflicts of interest on the OpenAI board. Adam D'Angelo should've resigned once he started Poe. The other conflict was that both Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner were associated with another AI governance organization.
- jacquesm 3y agoYes, he should have.
- IAmGraydon 3y agoHow does Poe compete with OpenAI? It's literally running OpenAI's models.
- svnt 3y agoPoe forms a layer of indirection and customization above the models. They feed data through the api and record those interactions, siphoning off what would have been OpenAI customer data. You could have maybe argued it either way until the most recent OpenAI updates, depending on what you thought OpenAI’s strategy would be, but since the release last week of ChatGPTs with roles they are now clearly in direct competition.