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Yes, the original letter had (for an official letter) quite some serious allegations, insinuations. If after a week, they decided not to back up their claims, I
by serial_dev 3y ago
Yes, the original letter had (for an official letter) quite some serious allegations, insinuations. If after a week, they decided not to back up their claims, I'm not sure there is anything big coming.
On the other hand, if they had some serious concerns, serious enough to fire the CEO in such a disgraceful way, I don't understand why they don't stick to their guns, and explain themselves. If you think OpenAI under Sam's leadership is going to destroy humanity, I don't understand how they (e.g. Ilya) reverted their opinions after a day or two.
- Kye 3y agoIt's possible the big, chaotic blowup forced some conversations that were easier to avoid in the normal day-to-day, and those conversations led to some vital resolution of concerns.
- carlossouza 3y agoThese board members failed miserably in their intent. Also, they will find a hard time joining any other board from now on. They should have backed up the claims in the letter. They didn’t. This means they didn’t have how to backup their claims. They didn’t think it through… extremely amateurish behavior.
- ZiiS 3y agoD'Angelo wasn't even removed from this board; this is simply not how failing works at this level.
- richardwhiuk 3y agoYet
- iowemoretohim 3y agoHe's part of the selection panel but he won't be a part of the new 9 member board.