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All of the machinations can take weeks, if not months.
From hero to canceled zero in 48 hours.
What spooked the board?
I agree with others who’ve suggested that Altman download and frame that post.
The board no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI.
We never did get any clarity on how Altman was “inconsistently candid” with the board.
That should not be construed as a lack of reason.
In fact, I’m convinced the board had its reasons.
you might’t benefit humanity if your technology is sparking ‘the singularity,’ and moving us closer to Skynet.
Which, of course, sounds a lot like what we squishy-brain humans do.
Developments we expected to take years are arriving every three months.
Some are now predicting that we arrive at AGI sometime next year, which is way ahead of schedule.
This, I think, is what broke the OpenAI board.
it didn’t communicate its concerns with Altman, and it certainly didn’t communicate them well with us.
Whatever OpenAI was trying to do or stop, that’s over now.
Altman is in control (along with its partner, Microsoft) and the AI agents are coming.
How quickly AGI and the singularity follow is anyone’s guess.
Just remember, some of you asked for this.
