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Gary Marcus has a tendency of not telling the truth and cherry picking facts, but in this case, the bill change does seem real. It is disgusting that he is usi

• Taek 2y ago
  If I recall, the suicide had some highly suspicious circumstances and calls to question whether it was actually a suicide had worthwhile merit.
  • changoplatanero 2y ago
    What I heard was that it was that the poor fellow tried to shoot himself but didn't get a direct hit. Because there was some time passed between the shooting and the death, they didn't find the gun and the body in the same place that you would expect.
  • infecto 2y ago
    I don’t recall that at all but it seems to fit well with the anti-OpenAI crowd. There is a real question about copyright that still needs to be answered but I don’t think that discussion needs to be polluted with the tragic suicide if that person. It’s nothing more than a conspiracy at this point, something that Gary likes to do a lot.
  • zombot 2y ago
    The coincidence just seems a bit too convenient.
• simiones 2y ago
  When a whistleblower against a hugely powerful, rich, and politically connected company commits suicide, especially when his own parents believe and are trying to prove that it wasn't suicide, calling it "using someone's suicide as a conspiracy theory" is really hiding at least half the story.