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I also get the vibe from her that she believes those employees are dumb sheep who can't decide for themselves who their lead should be.
by siva7 2y ago
I also get the vibe from her that she believes those employees are dumb sheep who can't decide for themselves who their lead should be.
- chipdart 2y ago> those employees are dumb sheep who can't decide for themselves The point is that they are smart because they know not to put themselves at risk with actions that would not lead to get rid of a threat. > (...) decide for themselves who their lead should be. They didn't had a vote or a choice. People living under a dictatorship also don't decide who their leader is when the dictator prompts them to show their support.
- pantalaimon 2y agoWell she thinks the same of the general population, that is that they would believe everything generated by AI
- the_mitsuhiko 2y agoI only listened to parts of it but I did not get that vibe. For me it sounds like there was a lot of pressure applied. Particularly given the secondaries it does not at all surprise me that it was a very likely outcome. If a leader does not want to step down and the leader has power, that leader can wreck chaos where the rational move is to leave the leader in place. I don’t know enough about OpenAI or Sam Altman to judge the situation but given the absolutely chaotic situation when it unfolded it sounded very rational to restore the prior status quo.