Re:OpenAI Investors Try to Get Altman Back: WSJ
by 15457345234 on Monday November 20, 2023 @12:29AM
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> the new interim CEO is reportedly in talks to hire him back?
Literally nobody unbiased is reporting this. This reporting is _all_ coming from 'their side.' You are inside the smoke and mirrors if you can't see that.
Re:OpenAI Investors Try to Get Altman Back: WSJ
by Johnny555 on Tuesday November 21, 2023 @05:52PM
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Several days later and it's been continued to have been widely reported (backed up by Sam himself), and now this quote from Bloomberg today:
new interim CEO Emmett Shear is involved in mediating these negotiations, creating the frankly unprecedented situation where (1) the interim CEO who replaced (2) the interim CEO who replaced Sam and who (3) got replaced for trying to get Sam back is now (4) deeply involved in a new effort to get Sam back
Explain to me how this was a well thought out transition and not done on a whim? Even the new CEO who was put into place after the interim CEO is trying to get Altman back.
Because they fired him on Friday due to unspecified "lack of trust" issues and now, 2 days later, the new interim CEO is reportedly in talks to hire him back?
Do you not see why this looks like they fired him on a whim?