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Did you not read what I said? They joined a non-profit and eventually realized the mission is futile.
So dissolve it, return the money, go start a commercial enterprise, then raise some money.
Altman's tweet ( https://x.com/sama/status/1790518031640347056?s=46 ) makes it seem as if he wanted to stay, and Ilya disagreed and "chose" to depart. Very interesting framing.
While he does say, he is leaving for some personal and meaningful project, let’s see what it ends up being.
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So dissolve it, return the money, go start a commercial enterprise, then raise some money.
I’m sure that’s what each and every member of Hackernews would have done in the same position.
Altman's tweet ( https://x.com/sama/status/1790518031640347056?s=46 ) makes it seem as if he wanted to stay, and Ilya disagreed and "chose" to depart. Very interesting framing.
Plot twist he starts his own AI company
An hour and a half later, when we finished this talk, I looked at my friend and told her, “I’m taking back every single word that I said to Ilya.”
He freaked the hell out of people there. And we’re talking about AI professionals who work in the biggest AI labs in the Bay area. They were leaving the room, saying, “Holy shit.”
The snapshots above cannot capture the lengthy discussion. The point is that Ilya Sutskever took what you see in the media, the “AGI utopia vs. potential apocalypse” ideology, to the next level. It was traumatizing.'[0]
[0] What Ilya Sutskever Really Wants https://www.aipanic.news/p/what-ilya-sutskever-really-wants