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I wonder if intention always was to turn to a for-profit entity after initial research phase. Considering that Sam Altman is at helm instead of someone with a research background, speaks a volume of their real intention. After Microsoft gave them $10B-$13B credit (I don't think Microsoft ever paid that in cash vs giving them most of it as cloud credit, but I could be wrong), it was obvious how company was switching gears already.
If OpenAI stayed true to their mission then they would have certainly come out with solutions for may of humanities problems that can be solved by AI. Instead they have started a rat race for gaining market share, not only specific to AI, but getting in to search, music, video and other industries.
It was interested how their chief scientist leaving grabbed no media attention. Even Elon Musk never came out to speak about why he actually parted ways considering he was never short of funds but probably he already saw warning signs of Sam Altman navigating OpenAI in a different direction.
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| text | I wonder if intention always was to turn to a for-profit entity after initial research phase. Considering that Sam Altman is at helm instead of someone with a research background, speaks a volume of their real intention. After Microsoft gave them $10B-$13B credit (I don't think Microsoft ever paid that in cash vs giving them most of it as cloud credit, but I could be wrong), it was obvious how company was switching gears already. If OpenAI stayed true to their mission then they would have certa… |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 9792
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000