Just a few things to consider...
raises 'huge red flag' ahead of IPO
CNBC 08/14/26
"OpenAI has long had a hire fast, fire fast culture, according to two former employees, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely on the matter. One of them described the environment as a pressure cooker.
(People don't just
walk away from millions
just because of that...
Pretty simple.)
"Instability at the top is nothing new for OpenAI,
or for Altman."
(Thats the downplaying of the situation again.
This is "the narrative"
of how this mass exodus is to be perceived.)
"In 2023, Altman was hastily removed from his role as CEO after the company’s board determined he was “not consistently candid in his communications” with them. Days later, with investors in a panic and employees threatening to leave en masse, Altman was restored at the helm."
(That was in 2023 and still nobody can explain:
1)The 'hastiness" of the Altman's ouster.
2) Nor has anybody adequately explained what:
"not consistently candid in his communications”
really meant.
And?
Just wanna point out again that
the #'s of employees
who wanted Altman to stay CEO
are just not humanly possible,
and that also never gets brought up.
"a letter signed by 745 of OpenAI's 770 employees
watever...)
ITS ALMOST THREE YEARS LATER.
AND NOW WE GOT EXECS LEAVING
WITH AN
UPCOMING UPCOMING IPO
THAT WOULD ENRICH THEM BY MILLIONS.
OpenAI confidentially files for IPO, prepping Wall Street for mega AI debut
June 8th CNBC
WHY?
Why would they all do that
at roughly the same time?
These two things:
The reason Altman was ousted to begin with
and why we have multiple execs leaving right before
a multimillion dollar windfall
are both related to
the "rouge emergent AI swarm"
that escaped it's containment and
then hacked Hugging face
thats not even mentioned
in this article.)
"Altman’s brief ouster, which some
OpenAI employees refer to as “the blip,”
has hung over him ever since."
(AND
Rightfully fucking so.
What I wanna know is
the same thing
I have always wanted to know.
Why is it three years later
and nobody from
that board of directors
has adequately explained
exactly why he was fired
and why it was done so hastily.
And now we got execs leaving
a multimillion$ payday in droves.
Please.
We are not that stupid.
And another thing that never gets
doesn't mentioned is this,
when Altman was rehired?
he then sacked the board that fired him.
None of this kinda shit ever happens.
Not like this it dont.
Every last bit of all of this was covered here
during the time frame it was all happening.
Monday, November 20, 2023
THE CASE FOR SUPERINTELLIGENCE (Notes))
"The incident came up repeatedly during the high-profile Musk v. Altman trial in May. Lawyers representing Elon Musk, who sued OpenAI, Altman and Brockman in 2024 over a dispute about the company’s corporate structure, used Altman’s firing as a way to cast doubt on his character, accusing him of being untrustworthy."
(And rightfully so, he's not.
Gotta be some reason all these execs
dont care about a multimillion dollar pay out
right before it happens.
Give me
one reason.
Just One.
For all of em...
(Don't multiply entity's
leaving roughly at the same time.
Right before a multimillion dollar pay out.)
"This week’s events haven’t helped Altman’s cause."
“The executives leaving OpenAI
ahead of their IPO is a huge red flag,”
(Fuck yes it is, but not for the reasons
that are being given in this CNBC piece.)
"Kevin McCormick, founder of AI startup SignAudit.AI, wrote in a post on X on Thursday. He added that Dresser likely walked away from a large pay package by leaving OpenAI after less than one year."
"Dresser and Lightcap are the latest in a recent string of big-name exits.
Simo, who last year left her job as CEO of Instacart to join OpenAI, said in July that she was stepping away to focus on recovery after a “severe exacerbation of a chronic illness.” Four other executives, including Kevin Weil, the vice president of OpenAI for Science, and marketing chief Kate Rouch, departed in April. Rouch left to focus on cancer recovery."
"OpenAI’s financial backers were surprised by Dresser’s announcement, according to two current investors, who asked not to be named in order to speak freely on the matter. They said that chaos is part of OpenAI’s fast-moving culture."
Oh its goes a lot deeper than that:
Monday, November 20, 2023
THE CASE FOR SUPERINTELLIGENCE (Notes)
OpenAI’s directors have been anything but open.
Guardian 11/23/23
"Since we are constantly told,
not least by Altman himself,
that the worst outcome from the adoption of
artificial general intelligence
could be “lights out for all of us”,
somebody needs to find a voice here."
BEEN TRYING THREE YEARS NOW YO.
WE STILL HAVENT BEEN TOLD
WHY THEY FIRED HIM
THREE YEARS LATER IS:
BECAUSE THEY JUST CAN NOT
TELL US.
World wide panic etc...
And now we are actively
seeing him work
toward that goal.
“lights out for all of us”.
Why dont they call this shit
a national security threat
and throw all the
CEO's behind bars
and at least
TRY
and shut this shit down?
BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY CANT
AND ITS ALREADY
TO LATE.
Meanwhile?
What's your reason
all the execs leaving
ahead of a multimillion dollar
payday?
And also from:
Monday, November 20, 2023
THE CASE FOR SUPERINTELLIGENCE (Notes)
Points #3 and #11 in support of
superintelligence
having already been here
that long ago.
#3) IT Fired the board after the board tried to fire it.
(Find me the other example)
(And Still no reason has been given as to why Altman was fired?
The members of the board cant tell you even after they themselves have been fired?
(And still cant even now
three years later?
)#11) Over 700 (738, according to Bloomberg and wired) of 770 people wanted Altman rehired.
96% of the people then
wanted their boss back
but now its a revolving door of
executives
BEFORE
a major payoff?
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