To The Moon

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Sounds very much like Steve Jobs story❗Can OpenAI emulates AAPL success ❓🤔

It's completely crazy and does not augur well for the company.

GREAT

Merry-Go-Round. This is a joke. So much politics within a startup is unhealthy. 

Money not enough ...enough said.

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How many corporate board members are intelligence operatives these days?  

Who the hell will trust these people associated with ftx previously

There is going to be a culture shift with boards in different industries, that will happen from this fallout. It may not be within the next couple of years but my prediction it will be in the next 10years. When the old guard leave it for off. That is the greatest hindrance to progression, when the older generation want to stay stuck in what they know, without consideration for what is happening and changing in reality.

Wow the news about OpenAI's board not actually having evidence or grounds to sack Sam Altman is probably the biggest piece of news in this article. Even the malfeasance has been dropped, and that was in the articles about why Sam was fired, since Friday.

It seems to be Sam's intention to make it "open" AI that goes against Bill's desire to own everything. In my opinion of course. If Sam doesn't come back and it remains 100% private it becomes a global security risk in my opinion again of course.

This is great news for OpenAI bring back the captain of the ship and removing the board, because they don't know what they are doing. They're only doing it for the money, not for the betterment of society and culture as a whole. Which from my limited understanding is what Sam Altman is about 😁

To fire founders changes the culture dynamic and also the basis of why the company was created

From what I have read, it seems like Brockman was a controversial figure within OpenAI. Some people believe that he was a visionary leader who helped to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, while others believe that he was a reckless and irresponsible leader who made decisions that put the company at risk. Here are some possible impacts: • Public perception: The public may view Brockman's departure as a sign of instability at OpenAI. This could make it more difficult for the company to attract talent and funding. • Microsoft's investment: Microsoft has invested heavily in OpenAI. Brockman's departure could make Microsoft less confident in the company's future. This could lead to a decrease in funding or even a complete withdrawal of support. • Delays in

When we lose 2 top executives, there will be implications on the direction and culture.  Is the board right?  We will find out in due. When the product is undergoing development, keeping the core team is essential.  Culture will eat strategy for breakfast, any time. Wishing the company the best and thanks all for this innovation.  $Microsoft(MSFT)$ 

Greg Brockman and Sam Altman are both prominent figures in the technology industry. They have collaborated on several projects, including the founding of OpenAI, a non-profit research company with the stated goal of ensuring that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity. Brockman is OpenAI's co-founder and president, while Altman is the chairman of the board. They have a long history of working together, dating back to their time at Y Combinator, a startup accelerator that Altman co-founded. Both Brockman and Altman are passionate about the potential of artificial intelligence to benefit society. They believe that AI can be used to solve some of the world's most pressing problems, such as climate change and poverty. However, they also recognize the potential risks of AI, su

From what I have read, it seems like Brockman was a controversial figure within OpenAI. Some people believe that he was a visionary leader who helped to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, while others believe that he was a reckless and irresponsible leader who made decisions that put the company at risk. Here are some possible impacts: • Public perception: The public may view Brockman's departure as a sign of instability at OpenAI. This could make it more difficult for the company to attract talent and funding. • Microsoft's investment: Microsoft has invested heavily in OpenAI. Brockman's departure could make Microsoft less confident in the company's future. This could lead to a decrease in funding or even a complete withdrawal of support. • Delays in

There is going to be a culture shift with boards in different industries, that will happen from this fallout. It may not be within the next couple of years but my prediction it will be in the next 10years. When the old guard leave it for off. That is the greatest hindrance to progression, when the older generation want to stay stuck in what they know, without consideration for what is happening and changing in reality.

Sounds very much like Steve Jobs story❗Can OpenAI emulates AAPL success ❓🤔

Merry-Go-Round. This is a joke. So much politics within a startup is unhealthy. 

How many corporate board members are intelligence operatives these days?  

Who the hell will trust these people associated with ftx previously

It's completely crazy and does not augur well for the company.

Money not enough ...enough said.

[LOL]  [LOL]  [LOL]  

GREAT

😆

When we lose 2 top executives, there will be implications on the direction and culture.  Is the board right?  We will find out in due. When the product is undergoing development, keeping the core team is essential.  Culture will eat strategy for breakfast, any time. Wishing the company the best and thanks all for this innovation.  $Microsoft(MSFT)$ 

This is great news for OpenAI bring back the captain of the ship and removing the board, because they don't know what they are doing. They're only doing it for the money, not for the betterment of society and culture as a whole. Which from my limited understanding is what Sam Altman is about 😁

Wow the news about OpenAI's board not actually having evidence or grounds to sack Sam Altman is probably the biggest piece of news in this article. Even the malfeasance has been dropped, and that was in the articles about why Sam was fired, since Friday.

It seems to be Sam's intention to make it "open" AI that goes against Bill's desire to own everything. In my opinion of course. If Sam doesn't come back and it remains 100% private it becomes a global security risk in my opinion again of course.

To fire founders changes the culture dynamic and also the basis of why the company was created