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My take is that the board probably never had a chance no matter what they said or did. The company already "belonged" to Altman and Microsoft. The board was jus
by staunton 3y ago
My take is that the board probably never had a chance no matter what they said or did. The company already "belonged" to Altman and Microsoft. The board was just there for virtue signaling and for quite a while already had no real power anymore beyond a small threat of creating bad publicity.
- sanderjd 3y agoI think they could have actually blown up the whole thing and remained in charge of a greatly-diminished but also re-aligned non-profit organization. A lot of people (like me) would have thought, holy crap, that was insanely bold and unprecedented, I can't believe they actually did that, but it was admirably principled. Instead it was a confusing shambles that just left them looking like idiots with no plan.