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Well, more than 90% of OpenAI employees backed him up when the board fired him. Maybe he's not the clown you claim he is.

• iinnPP 2y ago
  People are self-motivated more often than not.
• llamaimperative 2y ago
  Or they didn’t want the company, their job, and all of their equity to evaporate
  • tinyhouse 2y ago
    Well, if he's a clown then his departure should cause the opposite, no? And you're right, more than 90% of them said we don't want the non-profit BS and openness. We want a unicorn tech company that can make us rich. Good for them. Disclaimer: I'm Sam's best friend from kindergarten. Just joking, never met the guy and have no interest in openai beyond being a happy customer (who will switch in a heartbeat to the competitors' if they give me a good reason to)
    • llamaimperative 2y ago
      > Well, if he's a clown then his departure should cause the opposite, no? Nope, not even close to necessarily true. > more than 90% of them said we don't want the non-profit BS and openness. We want a unicorn tech company that can make us rich. Good for them. Sure, good for them! Dissolve the company and its charter, give the money back to the investors who invested under that charter, and go raise money for a commercial venture.
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