This article fuels the idea of "deceptive Sam Altman" pointed out by the board and echoed at least by an ex-employee [1]: > But this weekend we saw perhaps saw

This article fuels the idea of "deceptive Sam Altman" pointed out by the board and echoed at least by an ex-employee [1]: > But this weekend we saw perhaps saw [sic] another side to the 38-year-old, a flicker of arrogance that gave a glimpse as to the dynamic with OpenAI’s board of directors. Visiting the company’s offices on Sunday, Altman took a moment to share a picture on social media of him holding a “guest” pass. “First and last time I ever wear one of these,” he wrote1. I'm not sure if being two-faced internally (to employees, the board) is a trait of the prototypical "trailblazing cofounder", I feel that Jobs or Musk experience joy in being straight-to-your-face bastards which is very different of a compartmentalizing CEO that tweets with lower-case first-person pronouns and puts on a show that is sometimes reminiscent of Elizabeth Holmes. [1] https://twitter.com/geoffreyirving/status/1726754270224023971 https://twitter.com/geoffreyirving/status/172675427022402397...