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Det verkar som Sam Altman försökte få Helen Torner sparkad efter att hon medverkar till en rapport som kritiserade Open AI. Det verkar vara sättet han gjorde det på som inte ansågs ärligt.
AI exlained:
https://youtu.be/NfbTqo3GOtk?feature=shared
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/12/11/the-inside-story-of-microsofts-partnership-with-openai
«Some members of the OpenAI board had found Altman an unnervingly slippery operator.
For example, earlier this fall he’d confronted one member, Helen Toner, a director at the Center for Security and Emerging Technology, at Georgetown University, for co-writing a paper that seemingly criticized OpenAI for “stoking the flames of AI hype.”
Toner had defended herself (though she later apologized to the board for not anticipating how the paper might be perceived).
Altman began approaching other board members, individually, about replacing her. When these members compared notes about the conversations, some felt that Altman had misrepresented them as supporting Toner’s removal.
“He’d play them off against each other by lying about what other people thought,” the person familiar with the board’s discussions told me. “Things like that had been happening for years.”
(A person familiar with Altman’s perspective said that he acknowledges having been “ham-fisted in the way he tried to get a board member removed,” but that he hadn’t attempted to manipulate the board.)»
Låter knappast som ett tillräckligt skäl för att styrelsen ska få panik och avskeda honom på stubben utan att ha ens en genomtänkt plan.
Nej, det är något annat.
I intervjun av The Verge så vill han inte gå in på ämnet och tycker inte att styrelsen ska lämna något svar innan utredningen är klar.