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And the company he comes back to would be torn in half. How could Altman work with the leaders who ousted him, and the employees who supported it?
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
And the company he comes back to would be torn in half.
How could Altman work with the leaders who ousted him, and the employees who supported it?
- theptip 3y agoWell obviously Sutskever would get the axe, and you’d expect at least some (if not all) of the existing board to step down so that Altman's faction had a majority. It would be a complete capitulation to bring him back at this point. Unclear how many of the rank and file are loyal to either faction to the point of walking away.
- edgyquant 3y ago> obviously Sutskever would get the axe, That would be a huge mistake he’s irreplaceable. Like it or not OpenAI is his brainchild and any company without him is just another Claude/Grok/Bard and not the source of these innovations.
- gremlinsinc 3y agoClaude is superior in some respects to gpt4, it writes better copy, prose, etc. of all the ai companies vying to run against openai, anthropic I think has a good chance. I jump between Bing, and Claude for different things a lot and everytime I try bard I'm more and more impressed by it's craptitude being funded by Google...
- bnt 3y agoPeople said Sam was irreplaceable and then we wasn’t?
- ivalm 3y agoSam is a salesman, ilya is the scientist. Both are important, unclear what is more important now.