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Sounds more to me like they were naive when it came to the inevitable PR war that would follow. They should have come out guns blazing with all the dirt they ha
by Gimpei 2y ago
Sounds more to me like they were naive when it came to the inevitable PR war that would follow. They should have come out guns blazing with all the dirt they had. Instead they said very little and it just appeared nonsensical.
- preommr 2y agoExcept that I don't think it was for PR reasons that almost the entire company sided with Altman. I'd say it has much more to do with the profitability and the goal of continuing to work on interesting problems with the best resources.
- Atotalnoob 2y agoI guess no one listened to the podcast the BI article is written about. Helen toner talks about this, and essentially the employees thought it was bring sama back or the company dissolves and they lose their jobs. This was right near a tender offer, so employees had real money on the line in the short term.