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Another comment lacking any compassion. The man was reeling from what happened. He blames himself and his work. He sat and he wrote, naturally it came back to
by richardlblair 6mo ago
Another comment lacking any compassion.
The man was reeling from what happened. He blames himself and his work. He sat and he wrote, naturally it came back to OpenAI. Should he of? Probably not. But it's understandable that he did.
We can meet the moment with some understanding and give the guy a little wiggle room.
- sensanaty 6mo ago[flagged]
- Capricorn2481 6mo agoGive him wiggle room? I didn't even say anything about him. I just said you were urging people to refrain from commenting on the post, which is true. > The man was reeling from what happened. He blames himself and his work Based on what? I don't particularly feel like he should blame himself, but I don't think he does. Can you point out where in this post he blames himself?
- bigyabai 6mo agoTheir comment was perfectly compassionate. Why are you so eager to discount the rest of what Altman wrote? This is a serious issue, and it's very possible that "wiggle room" is what got us into this situation. Altman would have been removed as CEO if the OpenAI board of directors got their way, the pushback is not limited to public extremism. His belief that AGI is a world-scale threat is entirely unqualified, and a fatalistic framework for marketing his product. Both OpenAI and Sam Altman would probably be safer abandoning the apocalyptic tone towards their product line. They have no proof for their claims and only escalate the anti-tech sentiment that even Altman empathizes with in the concluding paragraph. It's a transgressive viral marketing tactic that does not elevate or improve humanity's understanding of AI.
- FuckButtons 6mo agoNo, when you’re the richest most powerful men in the world you don’t get compassion.
- MiguelX413 6mo agoHe's a sociopath, that was just acting.