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Yeah Emmett Shear seems like an odd choice if they’re worried about retention because 1) Twitch was never known to be a particularly great place to work and 2)
by tempsy 3y ago
Yeah Emmett Shear seems like an odd choice if they’re worried about retention because 1) Twitch was never known to be a particularly great place to work and 2) he stepped down for some reason and not because Twitch was in an amazing place or anything at the time
- himaraya 3y agoEmmett's just a placeholder after Murati turned. I suspect he won't stay in his position for long.
- PepperdineG 3y agoRecursive Interim CEOs. Will there be a Mandelbrot set of Interim CEOs?
- sgift 3y agoThe new research focus demanded by the board in the name of safety will be an CEO AI, which will be aligned to humanities interests - the benchmark to show this will be if it does whatever the board wants. It's the only way to make sure they cannot be stabbed in the back again by a pesky human.
- mickdarling 3y agoThis particular board won’t even let ChatGPT help the CEO because they’re afraid there’s a Basilisk hiding in every response.
- dehrmann 3y agoAnd people say there aren't real-world applications to n-ary tree rebalancing.
- vintermann 3y agoI laughed, but actually I think the utility of tree rebalancing is widely appreciated!
- sanxiyn 3y agoEmmett Shear is probably the person most friendly to OpenAI board's AI safety agenda among possible candidates. Source: have a look at his Twitter.
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