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He might as well come back if the entire board resigns and he gets to pick the new board and turn it into a C corp.
by wilg 3y ago
He might as well come back if the entire board resigns and he gets to pick the new board and turn it into a C corp.
- consumer451 3y agoAnd then rename it ProfitAI, so as to satisfy all of the "Open" nay-sayers?
- wilg 3y agoJust call it "Foundation".
- consumer451 3y agoIn all seriousness, FoundationAI sounds pretty good. For lack there of, PsychohistoryAI it is! RIP: AlignmentAI
- wilg 3y agoDrop the "AI", it's cleaner.
- consumer451 3y agoAgreed, but how will the investor class understand what to invest in? Oh, I get it now, Foundation.ai
- wilg 3y agothat's what sama is for
- consumer451 3y agoYeah. You are correct. Would love some commercial fusion power plants on the side as well please.
- srwsfrs 3y agoAI-Qaeda
- Vecr 3y agohttps://thebase.ai https://thebase.ai
- IAmNotACellist 3y agoThat would be the worst timeline. This shakeup has me 1% hopeful OpenAI will actually return to being a non-profit in spirit, not just name.
- wilg 3y agoI can imagine many worse timelines.
- laurels-marts 3y agowhat would the role and deliverable of the non-profit be though? so far they innovated, shipped fast, cut costs and sold plus subscriptions and dev apis for personal and enterprise use. and to be fair i really liked using their apis. so how would them being fully non-profit look like even? genuinely curious.
- lebean 3y ago[dead]
- astrange 3y agoA company owned by a nonprofit isn't that rare - big European companies like IKEA and Novo Nordisk did it. Of course, they did it for tax evasion.
- kelsey9876543 3y ago[flagged]
- CPLX 3y agoHow exactly would that happen? It’s a non profit that owns a staggeringly valuable piece of IP. Do you understand that this is conceptually the same thing as the directors of a public art museum deciding to just take millions of dollars of paintings for themselves?