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Since you quoted Wikipedia, why don't you take a look at Elon Musks's Wikipedia page, it says he is a founder. It is well known that he is a founder. And Altman
by breadwinner 3y ago
Since you quoted Wikipedia, why don't you take a look at Elon Musks's Wikipedia page, it says he is a founder. It is well known that he is a founder. And Altman's Wikipedia page says he is a funder of the company. The problem may be your interpretation of their announcement. As in, if you are a co-chair at founding then it is understood that you're a founder.
- jjulius 3y ago>And Altman's Wikipedia page says he is a funder of the company. Funder, not founder, yes. If OpenAI themselves chose to distinguish between founder and co-chair, then I really dunno what else to tell ya.
- breadwinner 3y agoAs I said you are misinterpreting the page. We know this because according to your interpretation Elon Musk is not a founder, which we know is false. They probably didn't want to repeat people's names, so they mentioned it where it is most relevant. If you still have any doubts ask ChatGPT. I asked multiple ways, and it says he is a founder.
- dkjaudyeqooe 3y agoYou're confused by the fact that OpenAI is a charity. There are no shareholders of a charity, instead the board are the notional owners and take decisions that shareholders would. So in this context Musk is founding board member and thus a founder as it would apply to a for profit entity.