Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
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Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#2Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#3Well this probably disproves the theory that it was a power grab by Microsoft. It didn’t make too much sense anyway since they already have access to tech behind GPT and Microsoft doesn’t necessarily need the clout behind the OpenAI brand.
Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#4Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#5But seriously, this muddies the water even more. I assumed the Microsoft deal being based on some false pretense was the reason this was all happening. I guess that could still be true and the board is trying to protect themselves from whatever else is about to come out.
Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#6Edit: I just read he was fired, but the point remains.
Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#7In my opinion, I'd say the shortness and lack of details backs up the story that they had no idea. You'd see way more words if a marketing department had it's hands on something like this. This was 100% a get something out asap job.
Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#8They needed the Microsoft investment before GPT scaling was proven out. I imagine many entities would be willing to put money into a truly open research lab given OpenAI’s track record.
Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#9Re: Microsoft was blindsided by OpenAI's ouster of CEO Sam Altman
#10I assure you that sentience is a physical process, akin to HUMAN METABOLISM
You have nothing to be surprised about, Mr. Turing-jokester.