>I'd still love to understand how a non-profit organization that was founded with the idea of making AI "open" has turned into this for profit behemoth because

>I'd still love to understand how a non-profit organization that was founded with the idea of making AI "open" has turned into this for profit behemoth because when the board executed the stated mission of the organisation they were couped and nobody held the organization accountable for it, instead the public largely cheered it on for some reason. Don't expect them to change course when there's no consequences for it.