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The screenwriters have to be on LSD. Maybe D'Angelo was the driving force?
by RivieraKid 3y ago
The screenwriters have to be on LSD.
Maybe D'Angelo was the driving force?
- wahnfrieden 3y agowhy would he be decel / safety-over-commercialization as the owner of poe?
- Jensson 3y agoMaybe Sam Altman was starting to build out the features that poe had, making poe into a redundant middleman? We see that a lot. By ousting Sam Altman they could ensure that OpenAI would stay just offering bare bones API to models and thus keep poe relevant.
- wahnfrieden 3y agoyou're suggesting ilya and other board members supported firing sama for shipping a feature poe has?
- Jensson 3y agoNo, here is a plausible chain of events: 1. Sam Altman announces a competing product to poe (gpt store). 2. D'Angelo sees it and want to stop it. 3. D'Angelo accuses Sam Altman of trying to go against the non-profit mission by making for-profit products without telling the board, saying that Sam Altman can no longer be trusted. 4. The remaining board sees that Sam Altman didn't talk to them about this feature beforehand so agree with D'Angelo.
- jacquesm 3y agoSomewhat plausible and better than most in that it at least fits all of the available pieces so far.
- wahnfrieden 3y agoMore likely is something to do with the Saudi chip money for sama’s side hustle
- jacquesm 3y agoUnlikely because that could just as easily benefit OpenAI.
- nilkn 3y agoSam was taking OpenAI in a direction that would pose an immediate existential threat to both of Adam's businesses -- Quora and Poe.
- scrlk 3y agoInspired by The Dark Knight Rises intro: Satya: Was getting caught part of your plan? Ilya: Of course...Sam Altman refused our offer in favour of yours, we had to find out what he told you. Sam: Nothing! I said nothing! Satya: Well, congratulations! You got yourself caught! Now what's the next step in your master plan? Ilya: Crashing OpenAI...with no survivors!