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I find it interesting that so many people here are quick to defend a person’s right to moonlight on whatever they want, and the right of a person not to have th
by twodave 3y ago
I find it interesting that so many people here are quick to defend a person’s right to moonlight on whatever they want, and the right of a person not to have their IP stolen by the company they work for. But when it’s a public figure suddenly we are on the side of the plantation owners..
Good for Sam, I say. Money aside he should be allowed to keep his interests separate. Just because this other company is AI related doesn’t mean it’s working in an area OpenAI was even interested in pursuing.
- xondono 3y agoThere’s a world of difference between moonlighting and having the company you’re leading buy a product from another one of your ventures.
- twodave 3y agoPeople keep saying this is true, but I haven’t seen it well-explained. So what? Maybe they have a good reason to go with this company he’s got a tiny stake in. Actually, having an inside track on how that other company operates could be a compelling reason _to_ buy its product.