As smart as the people are at OpenAI they sure do some incredibly stupid things.
I guess it proves that this "company" is ran by scientists and not business people, which I guess is reassuring?
I guess it proves that this "company" is ran by scientists and not business people, which I guess is reassuring?
How that situation came about would be an interesting story in itself.
At this point I don't think anyone can question his track record, based on OpenAI's success at both R&D and fundraising. They are apparently trying to get him back onboard, if that means anything...