Satya is the best CEO in tech and it isnt even close
Honest question, why is he the best CEO?
Sam Altman, Greg Brockman and others to join Microsoft
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Satya will probably allow them to run a startup under the MS umbrella without interference and with full MS backing.
I really don’t think that’s in the Microsoft DNA to do
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#304What is Sam's actual value re: AI and not just as a CEO/salesman-evangelist to get funding, which Microsoft doesn't need? Is he particularly apt at leading/managing research teams? OpenAI's slow productization doesn't imply he's a product/idea guy a la Jobs.
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#305Microsoft is swiftly moving on to the third "E" with OpenAI. First time I get to witness this process first-hand.
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Satya will probably allow them to run a startup under the MS umbrella without interference and with full MS backing.
Highly unlikely. Instead they'll be working on internal Windows AI tools for chatbots and random AI features in Windows. We all lose in this situation.
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#308Weird. Why did not he start a new company?
Because OpenAI has first mover advantage, an actual product, the household "ChatGPT" name and starting anything from 0 would mean you start with a 3-0 disadvantage. Even if you threw a few billion dollars at it and attracted all of the top minds for at least a year - probably longer - you will be seen as the "ChatGPT alternative". How long before you can capture the momentum they have now with OpenAI? It's also a leg…
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#310Wow. This sounds like an amazing coup for Microsoft. They are getting Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, "together with colleagues". With this team, they will be able to rebuild GPT in-house. I fear that with this development, the commercial side of the OpenAI is pretty much gone. Which sounds like what the OpenAI board has intended to do all along. I think this will also spark a big exodus from OpenAI. I am also curious…
Presumably they still have the deal with MS and will continue to receive funding as long as they meet their obligations? (Of course no clue what they are..)
The scaling party is basically over. Or rather, it has moved to Redmond.