OpenAI starts as a nonprofit, aiming to benefit all humanity. Eventually, they discover a path to AGI and engage in intense internal debates: Should they abandon their original mission and chase profit, knowing it could bring generational wealth? They ultimately decide, "To hell with humanity—let’s go for the money."
As they pivot to prioritizing profit, DeepSeek emerges. Staying true to OpenAI’s original vision, DeepSeek open-sources everything, benefiting humanity and earning global admiration. Unintentionally, this move tanks OpenAI’s valuation. In the end, OpenAI fails to become the hero or secure the massive profits they chased. Instead, they leave behind a legacy rebranded as "ClosedAI"
- Silicon Valley Season 2
the one still super useful thing OpenAI ever released must’ve been Whisper. But they could’ve been much more open for sure.
Not ironic at all.
You've simply be lied to by OpenAI.
Nothing ironic about being naive.
Make Open AI open.
Or else you'll lose to the ecosystem.
That is still a fair point, though, and it should be commended. And that hasn't been their only contribution, either.
I hope he's not.
All he deserves at this point is to go down as hard as possible.
I believe that he was right, because he of all people should recognize when someone is working from his own playbook of lies and misrepresentation.
Musk is pretty obviously upset because he got outfoxed and cut out of OpenAI, not because of some supposed ideal he holds about safe use of gen AI models.
https://allenai.org/blog/olmo2
They literally share everything you need to recreate their model, including the data itself. This is what they say on that link above:
> Because fully open science requires more than just open weights, we are excited to share a new round of OLMo updates–including weights, data, code, recipes, intermediate checkpoints, and instruction–tuned models—with the broader language modeling community!