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It actually is, if you care about where it goes
With that much money you can just pay an entire team to find places to send it for you.
"Global billionaire tax could yield $250 billion annually, study says" - https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/global-billionaire-...
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He has been accused on Twitter of "climbing in her bed non-consensually" when he was 13 (and she 4). She has also explicitly said she doesn't actually want legal action for "experiences between a baby child and a tween child", again suggesting that anything that happened only happened when he was a child. She also has a history of mental illness.
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Who can forget "the orb", altman seems like a complete clown who lucked into the holy grail that is openai: https://fortune.com/crypto/2023/03/21/sam-altman-orb-scan-ey...
> The orb isn’t a perfect sphere but two halves that come together at an angle that matches the orbit of the Earth Can't tell if this is meaningless, the reporter just failed to convey its actual meaning, or I am too dumb to understand
This kind of stuff is the reason why Altman was fired. The board lost trust for his honesty from many small things that kept accumulating. Altman is back on condition that there is a investigation.
Who can forget "the orb", altman seems like a complete clown who lucked into the holy grail that is openai: https://fortune.com/crypto/2023/03/21/sam-altman-orb-scan-ey...
If you don't know what Worldcoin is, look it up. It doesn't really need any commentary.
The fact that this dude was basically handed YCombinator and then handed OpenAI shows how incestuous the inside-most track of Silicon Valley is. I guess it's pretty much identical to Hollywood.
Come on. A guy mentions Sam's sister in his post and it's immediately flagged and hidden xD this site sometimes, seriously, the techbro team picking and worshipping is something else haha
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Imagine if Elon's companies sourced from each other. The travesty! I see nothing wrong here.
You don't think that's at least a bit of an apples to oranges comparison?
OpenAI isn't a government agency or entity. They're free to no-bid or to use and purchase resources that someone within the company has ties to. The replies here are loaded with accusations of fraud; A typical HN rush to judgement.
Good for Sam, I say. Money aside he should be allowed to keep his interests separate. Just because this other company is AI related doesn’t mean it’s working in an area OpenAI was even interested in pursuing.
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Was it or is this just projection? There could be conflict of interest or it could also be that OpenAI has no desire to get into the chip business.
It seems clear to me that a conflict of interest exists here. It’s also perfectly normal for a billionaire tech investor with some non-zero expertise in AI to be investing in AI chip makers. (It might seem more strange if he wasn’t.) The existence of such a conflict is not itself inherently a problem; these situations come up all the time, become disclosed, and extra scrutiny is placed on decisions where the conflict…
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It actually is, if you care about where it goes
With that much money you can just pay an entire team to find places to send it for you.