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Comments like this make me wonder whether I'm on reddit or HN. The future trajectory of AI isn't tied to Nvidia's stock in the same way the web didn't thrive or die on Cisco being the most valuable company in the world 24 years ago.
I really shouldn't have to explain how this bubble ends.
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He showed exceptionally bad judgement, judgement is perhaps the most important characteristic of high level employees. He's brilliant, which means someone will take a leap of faith, but he badly, badly damaged his brand as a leader going forward.
Bad judgement? Sam Altman is a prolific liar who attempted to oust a board member by spreading different lies to different people. He's not even an engineer! He has established a cult of personality and popularity, and that's it. They were absolutely right to try to oust him. The only mistake was in doing so in such a ham-fisted manner.
There’s a halo around Ilya Sutskever as the Albert Einstein of AI. Are there others on par with his— umm, how would you qualify it—- AI intuition or are we idolizing?
There's no doubt Ilya is highly respected in the field, but not to the same extent as Albert Einstein is in physics.
Maybe with time, but certainly not today.
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Yeah what. That guy above you is absolutely blind.
AI is more like Apple and less like the internet. Your rabid fanaticism is what convinces me of its value… not it’s actual value.
Recognizing value isn't "Rabid fanaticism" lol.
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Ilya will literally have a blank check from almost all the VC's in the industry.
And probably all of the big tech CEOs are trying to get him on the phone right now.