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As if they couldn't easily get a job almost anywhere? Also don't they all have equity in OpenAI? Seems like a pretty shallow take.

• Xenoamorphous 3y ago
  > Also don't they all have equity in OpenAI? Call me a cynic but this must be the reason behind those 700 employees threatening to walk away, especially if as it seems the board wanted to “slow down”. I don’t think it’s so much of a “we love Altman” as “we love any CEO that will increase the value of our equity”.
  • devoutsalsa 3y ago
    People go to work to make money. If they’re lucky, they also like they’re work. It’s ok to want more out of work. Work certainly wants more out of you.
    • maayank 3y ago
      > People go to work to make money If that’s the overriding drive then perhaps they should not got to a non-profit and expect it to optimize for profit
      • bad_user 3y ago
        Non-profit just means there are no stakeholders, meaning that revenue must be used for the organization's expenses, which includes the compensation of employees and growth. Many non-profits also benefit from tax-exemptions. Assuming anything more than that about the nature of non-profits is just romantic BS that has nothing to do with reality. Also, there's nothing wrong with wanting to make a profit.
        • int_19h 3y ago
          This particular non-profit has (had?) a clear mission statement, though.
      • TeMPOraL 3y ago
        That non-profit did give out ridiculously high salaries tho.