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Wouldn't it make sense that Ilya Sutskever presented the reasons the board had for firing Sam Altman, which were not his reasons. My feeling is Ilya was upset
by AndyNemmity 3y ago
Wouldn't it make sense that Ilya Sutskever presented the reasons the board had for firing Sam Altman, which were not his reasons.
My feeling is Ilya was upset about how Sam Altman was the face of OpenAI, and went along with the rest of the board for his own reasons.
That's often how this stuff works out. He wasn't particularly compelled by their reasons, but had his own which justified his decision in his mind.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> Wouldn't it make sense that Ilya Sutskever presented the reasons the board had for firing Sam Altman, which were not his reasons. Ilya was one of the board members that removed Sam, so his reasons would, ipso facto, be a subset of the board's reasons.
- skygazer 3y agoIt’s also weird that he’s not admitting to any of his own reasons, only describes some trivial reasons he seems to have coaxed out of the other board members?! Perhaps he still has his own reasons but realizing he’s destroying what he loves he’s trying to stay mum? The other board members seem more zealous for some reason, maybe not being employed by the LLC. Or maybe the others are doing it for the sake of Ilya or someone else that prefers to remain anonymous? Okay, clearly I have no idea.
- aravindgp 3y agoI think Ilya was naive and didn't see this coming and good that he reliased quickly announced on twitter and made the right call to get Sam back. Otherwise it was like Ilya vs Sam showdown,and people were siding towards Ilya for agi and all. But this behind the scene looks like corporate power struggle and coup.
- karmasimida 3y agoHe lets the emotion gets the better part of him for sure.
- zombiwoof 3y agoSo glad the man baby AI scientist is in charge of AGI alignment Feel the AI