Aren't these the same insiders that demanded him back when their board of directors fired him?

Most employees do not trust leadership that markets and sells a product that does not exist yet.

lol why would they?

Psychopath and 'dark triad' personalities always end up in leadership positions. They are all smiling nasties. Its amazing that our western culture not only breeds, and accepts, but even hails these feudal kings manipulating, harming and skimming the surplus from anyone else..

Its time to call on the French peasantry again ! Chop chop, mon ami..

No CEO of any corp should be trusted. They are about money extraction all the way down. Nothing more. Plus, none of them earn their bonuses. Who the fuck earns that much money as a "bonus"?

Everything I've read on this guy screams, cluster b personality disorder.

The Problem is Peter Thiel's mentee, who could've guessed.

Shocked pikachu

Why have a CEO at all? An AI could easily post edgy comment into social media every day.

I actually have to disagree here.

The problem is the worthless product.

U of Toronto's Geoff Hinton has stated that he is proud that his former student, Ilya Sutskever, was instrumental in the firing of Sam Altman from OpenAI in November 2023.

Everyone knows Altman is a cunt.

They fired him a couple years ago

Madoff Altman..

Mr Mental.

I’m still waiting for my friends to download Loopt

Trying to blame the whole grift on just one person is just another part of the grift. Altman deserves all that's coming to him, but there are many more to investigate.

Nah the problem is the whole fucking tech industry. Anything the techbros touch it turns to shit.

Im just sick of the marketing disguised as concern and doomsday warnings.

I dont know how many people here are old enough to remember, but there was a time when everyone knew that the Internet was going to be big, and they were pouring big money into it, but they couldnt quite say why it would be big, or what a normal non-nerd person might actually need/want the Internet for. So, they decided it was going to be recipes. People used to have cook books and boxes of notecards, old magazine clipping, etc with recipes, and having the right recipe was kind of a big deal, and the Internet was obviously an easy way to solve this problem. Everyone in the world could share the same giant cookbook, any time they wanted, just by paying a modest minutely fee to tie up their home phone line for 20 minutes.

The current AI pitch feels like that, except this time the line is that there might be an extinction level famine because everyone will forget how to cook once they see how great this cookbook is.

I don't trust anyone who works for AI

Scam Altman

So he's Theil's first fall guy? Cool.

Even his smile looks unsure of itself

Almost as if the board tried to oust him for this