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The only part of the entire article which backs that headline is this one sentence, on the line of questioning asking if Altman is aware that people like Sutske

by mvdtnz 5mo ago

The only part of the entire article which backs that headline is this one sentence, on the line of questioning asking if Altman is aware that people like Sutskever believe him to be a liar, > Finally, Altman admitted that he had heard that people say that he is a liar, but after that win, Molo’s questioning seemed to lose steam. I'm not one to defend Altman. I wouldn't piss on him to put out a fire. But this headline is crap.

sidewndr46 5mo ago
I think I'm agreement here. How is this a 'win'? Altman stated he heard people talking about him. What is this deposition, 6th grade lunch table?
like_any_other 5mo ago
There's also > his co-founder, Ilya Sutskever, testified he created a 52-page dossier documenting Altman’s “consistent pattern of lying.” Oddly enough the article doesn't go into that any further, despite what would seem like extremely relevant information.
- layer8 5mo ago
  This was already widely reported on half a year ago: https://decrypt.co/347349/inside-deposition-showed-openai-nearly-destroyed-itself https://decrypt.co/347349/inside-deposition-showed-openai-ne... https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/814876/ilya-sutskever-deposition-openai-sam-altman-elon-musk-lawsuit https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/814876/i...
_puk 5mo ago
Do you, sir, acknowledge that many call you a liar? Yes. You deny it see, but.. ah bugger.. I hadn't planned for this outcome.. How can you "lose steam" on an admission of one of your own arguments?
- tim333 5mo ago
  It seems to me that Musk doesn't have much of a case. I don't really fault his lawyers for not having much steam. I mean - Musk - "they stole a charity". Reality - it's still there and larger than ever. How are you supposed to prosecute that in court? Does Altman's lying or not really change anything?
dlcarrier 5mo ago
Usually authors have no say in headlines (and often on book titles, too) so be sure to blame the publisher.

by mvdtnz 5mo ago

sidewndr46 5mo ago

I think I'm agreement here. How is this a 'win'? Altman stated he heard people talking about him. What is this deposition, 6th grade lunch table?

like_any_other 5mo ago

There's also > his co-founder, Ilya Sutskever, testified he created a 52-page dossier documenting Altman’s “consistent pattern of lying.” Oddly enough the article doesn't go into that any further, despite what would seem like extremely relevant information.

layer8 5mo ago
This was already widely reported on half a year ago: https://decrypt.co/347349/inside-deposition-showed-openai-nearly-destroyed-itself https://decrypt.co/347349/inside-deposition-showed-openai-ne... https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/814876/ilya-sutskever-deposition-openai-sam-altman-elon-musk-lawsuit https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/814876/i...

_puk 5mo ago

Do you, sir, acknowledge that many call you a liar? Yes. You deny it see, but.. ah bugger.. I hadn't planned for this outcome.. How can you "lose steam" on an admission of one of your own arguments?

tim333 5mo ago
It seems to me that Musk doesn't have much of a case. I don't really fault his lawyers for not having much steam. I mean - Musk - "they stole a charity". Reality - it's still there and larger than ever. How are you supposed to prosecute that in court? Does Altman's lying or not really change anything?

dlcarrier 5mo ago

Usually authors have no say in headlines (and often on book titles, too) so be sure to blame the publisher.