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OpenAI scrapped a promise to disclose key documents to the public

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614 points nickthegreek | 4 comments | 24 Jan 24 19:21 UTC | HN request time: 0.207s | source
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swat535 ◴[25 Jan 24 02:02 UTC] No.39125382[source]▶
What did people genuinely think was going to happen with OpenAI?

All the employees wanted to simply get rich and support Sam Altman's and his mission to get them there (why else would be a revolt upon his firing?) so with that in mind, I can't help but to think that self-deception is the best weapon people have to use a facade for their greed.

I frankly have more respect for scammers, at least they know firmly where they stand on a moral spectrum.

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1. gsky ◴[25 Jan 24 04:37 UTC] No.39126249[source]▶
another example is that all youtube ads are out right scammay but its employess are happy as long as they could get big payout.
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2. hackernewds ◴[25 Jan 24 07:41 UTC] No.39127201[source]▶
only a sith speaks in absolutes
3. justanotherjoe ◴[25 Jan 24 09:24 UTC] No.39127723[source]▶
at this point im proposing a new law. In any thread about the ills of big tech company, there will always be someone to make it about google.
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4. mlrtime ◴[25 Jan 24 13:33 UTC] No.39129372[source]▶
OP is comparing scammers favorably over openAI employees, a rather bizarre honestly crazy take. Of course the replies are going to be equally in the same bucket.