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I can only imagine this chief scientist guy's horror when he realized that none of the people accepting multi-million equity compensation packages for a job to
by whatshisface 3y ago
I can only imagine this chief scientist guy's horror when he realized that none of the people accepting multi-million equity compensation packages for a job to pursue AGI ethically were more concerned about the ethics they emphasized in the interview than the millions of dollars in equity backed by Altman's prolific dealmaking.
In some ways it is tragic because his mistake seems like it came as a result of thinking that the rules were actually the rules (in that the board controlled the non-profit, and that their decisions would be seen as legitimate,) and also that he wasn't surrounded by people who were only going along with his philosophy because of the money that his move seriously threatened.
- hotnfresh 3y ago“You mean they lied when I asked them why they wanted to work here? Like 99.9% of all times that question has been asked in history? I’m shocked!”
- jacquesm 3y agoI see a serious lack of street smarts. Of course the money will matter. Enough people would sell their grandmothers for that kind of cash the rules be damned. To believe that you have a few hundred altruistic people for whom the compensation is an afterthought is some next level wishful thinking.
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