How is the OpenAI board gonna fire Sam Altman just because he gave answers that sounded plausible but weren't actually accurate?
How is the OpenAI board gonna fire Sam Altman just because he gave answers that sounded plausible but weren't actually accurate? 108 comments
@anildash did he respond with a level of certitude that was practically robotic? If he’s improperly prompted he may hallucinate, you can’t really tell. @anildash I’m still trying to figure out how this non-profit / for-profit organization is supposed to work. Hopefully the new CEO will figure it out. @ktaylor @anildash They didn't disband the 501(c)(3)?? They migrated all of the employees over to the LLC, but some remained on both for administrative reasons. I tuned out shortly after the transition since I was too busy recovering from my abusive ex and wound up quitting in early 2019, only a few months after the LLC happened. @anildash @anildash We live in a world that runs off controlling people through misinformation and oppression. God forbid someone actually tells the truth? 🤔 No, he was fired because he said something accurate: "..ChatGPT is not the way to superintelligence" In retrospect, that all language users are inherently bullshit artists makes a ton of sense. @anildash He wasn't making them imaginary AI results or fantastic AI based profits fast enough. I don't think anyone will fare well in that position, it's barely above snake oil sales. @anildash @anildash Hah, exactly my thoughts, I've found another member of the snark tribe @anildash @themodestokid maybe they could fire him based on his sister's statements about him. @anildash "because he gave answers that sounded plausible but weren't actually accurate" - KI does exactly the same. |
@anildash Best explanation