I personally don't really mind that bit of capitalization that English does. German is much worse.
You misspelled 'better'.
And they are not alone.
> d' 'ou 'xp'ct h'br'w sp''k'rs t' wr't' 'n 'ngl'sh l'k' th's?
But the Greeks added vowels to the alphabet because Indo-European languages rely a lot on vowels (as opposed to Semitic languages which are easy to understand without vowels).
And no, Twitter is no excuse to type like an illiterate teenager.
And I will bet you someone edits his blogs to not look like that.
Do you think using capitals at the beginning of a sentence aids comprehension?
I view punctuation and spelling rules as a way to maximize comprehension (akin to having a linting standard). In non formal writing, I don't see any harm in avoiding capitalization (at least it doesn't seem to me to help understanding / reading speed, etc at all).
One would expect Altman to know how to use the SHIFT key when running a massive business, but, hey - once you achieve escape velocity from society, you don't have to live by its norms or grammar rules.
I can assure you that it would cost most people people here a promotion or a raise if they did this at work.
Then, I guess, he decided, he was too important to follow grammar rules.
Also it looks more casual and authentic, less LLM generated
such as your comment and my comment!
A just question.