>You're still wrong. Thing is, I don't really care if I'm wrong or right about that title. We're bickering about semantics at this point, and whether or not he

>You're still wrong. Thing is, I don't really care if I'm wrong or right about that title. We're bickering about semantics at this point, and whether or not he was technically a founder doesn't really change the crux of my first post in this chain. Which I guess now's as good of a time as any to answer that point about Altman having founded it - no, I don't think that founding something automatically means that you have the capability to oversee it long-term.